Power adapters can be the curse of anyone who travels with an assortment of devices. One end of the cable plugs into a universal serial bus port on your notebook, the other into the charger socket of the device. Charging may be somewhat slower than with a standard AC adapter, but it works fine. And you should always plug the cable into a port on the computer or a docking station, not a USB expansion hub, which may lack adequate power. Cables are available for Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, and Siemens phones, and Palm, Handspring, and Compaq handhelds.
Little things can make a big difference in the ease of using assorted devices.
But its skinny, stiff tip really does produce more of the feel of a pen on paper, and I got far fewer errors when using it. It sounds goofy, but it really works. But while we await the tools of our dreams, it's nice to know that there are a lot of helpful gadgets out there to make life easier. The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. All rights reserved.