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A Bridge to the future (continued)

FIGURE C


Here's a Palm V with The Bridge installed on a Palm III HotSync cradle. Roll over picture for a larger image.

Black, like the Palm V cradle, the Palm V Bridge comes in very handy for me. I've already added--and filled--two additional serial ports on my PC, and don't have enough interrupts for more. A small desk and large monitor don't leave me enough space for a switch box, so the Palm V Bridge has been getting quite a workout in my house. Note that the Palm V Bridge won't fit on the Palm V cradle or accessories, and is not able to charge your Palm V from older cradles. Caution: this means you still have to make sure you have your original Palm V cradle, and that you use it periodically to charge your unit. Remember to check your battery level regularly.

Go on and take it to The Bridge
With The Bridge, you won't have to struggle with IRQs, Plug and Play, and the like. You won't need to plug in multiple cradles or buy all-new accessories if you trade up from earlier models to the Palm V. You will save yourself time, money, and aggravation with this handy adapter. Go on and take it to The Bridge!

Product availability and resources
Find out more about The Bridge at http://www.midwestpcbdesigns.com/products.htm.

See the PilotArmor at http://www.mixweb.com/okmik/okmik.htm. Both the PilotArmor and ShockSuit, as well as The Palm Pilot Bridge and many other fine Palm device-related products can be purchased from PalmGear at http://www.palmgear.com.

You can buy the Palm V Bridge from PDAmart at http://www.pdamart.com.

Get more information about the GoType keyboard at http://www.landware.com/products/gotype/gotypeps.html.

Information about cases is available from Rhinoskin at is http://www.rhinoskin.com.

Jim DeLaHunt is an independent PalmPilot software developer. In his spare time, is an engineering manager with a multi-national software company and a tenor with local opera companies. He can be reached via E-mail at jdlh@jdlh.palo-alto.ca.us.


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