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Summary: Works but....
Review: I bought one of these because I have two cradles, one at work & one at home. Sounded like a nice idea. However, it only charges if the PC is on, even if the USB Hub is self-powered.
I use the power adapter that came with the my Compaq at work (where I need the juice) and use this gadget at home. So, it has worked out ok so far.
Buyer beware of this limitation.
Rating:
Summary: Works but....
Review: I bought one of these because I have two cradles, one at work & one at home. Sounded like a nice idea. However, it only charges if the PC is on, even if the USB Hub is self-powered.
I use the power adapter that came with the my Compaq at work (where I need the juice) and use this gadget at home. So, it has worked out ok so far.
Buyer beware of this limitation.
Rating: 
Summary: seems to work fine for me
Review: regardless of what was said in prior review
Rating: 
Summary: Not enough attention to detail
Review: The concept is attractive: charge your iPaq using the USB port on your notebook computer.On my Toshiba Tecra 9000, there's not enough power output from the USB port to charge the iPaq 3650. Worse, Windows 2000 keeps thinking the cable is a Toshiba Wireless LAN adapter and tries to install drivers for it. The plug for the iPaq isn't well designed: it's too large, tempting the user to use excessive force attaching the cable.
Rating:
Summary: Not enough attention to detail
Review: The concept is attractive: charge your iPaq using the USB port on your notebook computer. On my Toshiba Tecra 9000, there's not enough power output from the USB port to charge the iPaq 3650. Worse, Windows 2000 keeps thinking the cable is a Toshiba Wireless LAN adapter and tries to install drivers for it. The plug for the iPaq isn't well designed: it's too large, tempting the user to use excessive force attaching the cable.
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