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Mobile -> Laptop via infrared, how?
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I'm not sure. I dont think I have bluetooth on my laptop, but it said it had 'wifi' so I would be able to connect to the internet wirelessly through IR ports.0
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Don't think the motorola has an infrared port, so you can't really use the infrared.
So its either USB cable or bluetooth.
The advantage of a bluetooth adapter is that you can use it to connect your laptop to other bluetooth-enabled devices such as a PDA. On the other, getting two bluetooth devices to sync is either straight-forward or plain difficult.
Much safer with a cable, but obviously you can only use the cable with your phone then. And from what I can see on ebay, they also provide you with the motorola driver cd which is packed with plenty of other stuff too.
Really your choice now!0 -
I am also interested in this for my Panasonic X400 phone,
How far should my phone be from the Notebook ???0
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