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Targus is pleased to announce the addition of the CF Serial I/O Card to its handheld accessories line. The Targus CF Serial I/O Card is a Type I Compact Flash card that essentially adds a fast serial COM port to Pocket PC or handheld PC's equipped with CF card slots. The market demands expandability for today's small form factor PC's and the Targus Serial I/O card fills this requirement. General uses include attachment of modems, bar code scanners, magnetic strip readers, GPS receivers, digital cameras or other RS-232 serial devices to your handheld system. In addition, the Targus Serial I/O card consumes less power than any other products in this class. This feature ensures long lasting battery life for the host system.
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| Cabling Type | Serial RS-232 | | Connectivity Technology | Wired | | Data Link Protocol | RS-232 | | Data Transfer Rate | 115.2Kbps | | Features | CF to Serial I/O Card | | Form Factor | Plug-in module | | Networking / Ports Qty | 1 ports | | Networking Interface | CompactFlash Card | | Networking Type | Serial adapter | | Expansion |
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| Interfaces & Connections | Provided Interfaces: 1 x serial - RS-232 - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9) - 1;Compatible Slots: 1 x CompactFlash Card - type I | | Service&Support |
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| Service & Support Type | Limited lifetime warranty |
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