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Fire Wire in the spec
I need a laptop with a fire wire.
Can anyone tell me what is the abreiviation for it is so I can find it more easy as none of them actually say 'fire wire'
I am looking at a sony vaio if that helps
Can anyone tell me what is the abreiviation for it is so I can find it more easy as none of them actually say 'fire wire'
I am looking at a sony vaio if that helps
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there are loads of adapters out there - possibly cheaper to get the lappy of your dreams (which will probably have pcmcia and certainly USB2)
plus and adapter
http://www.usbnow.co.uk/p212/7-Port_USB_2.0_IE EE_1394_Combo_Hub_with_Power_Supply/product_in fo.html
http://www.nextag.co.uk/firewire-to-usb-adapte r/zzukzB1z0--search-html
there are loads of adapters out there - possibly cheaper to get the lappy of your dreams (which will probably have pcmcia and certainly USB2)
plus and adapter
http://www.usbnow.co.uk/p212/7-Port_USB_2.0_IE EE_1394_Combo_Hub_with_Power_Supply/product_in fo.html
http://www.nextag.co.uk/firewire-to-usb-adapte r/zzukzB1z0--search-html
Firewire
iLink (sony)
IEEE 1394 (official standard)
IEEE1394a (firewire 400)
IEEE1394b (firewire 800)
FW
FW400
FW800
Most come with 400, not 800. 800 is twice as fast though, so may be useful. MacBook Pros come with FW800.
But if you already have a laptop with cardbus or expresscard slot on the side, you can get a card to give you firewire ports, for a lot less than a new laptop.
iLink (sony)
IEEE 1394 (official standard)
IEEE1394a (firewire 400)
IEEE1394b (firewire 800)
FW
FW400
FW800
Most come with 400, not 800. 800 is twice as fast though, so may be useful. MacBook Pros come with FW800.
But if you already have a laptop with cardbus or expresscard slot on the side, you can get a card to give you firewire ports, for a lot less than a new laptop.
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