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damo

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#1052 10-Feb-2004 11:51
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Hi,

Has anyone used the Generic USB Data Cables for the 6610 (and similar)? They are $49 as opposed to the $170 for the official Nokia Cable.

And while I'm here, has anyone used the Nokia Data Connectivity Desk Stands (DCV-14)?

Cheers,

Damo.

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strawsen
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  #3734 20-Feb-2004 21:47

Hi there

I reckon the best option for data connection with the 6610 is an infrared port (which you can buy from Dick Smith). You can then just IR connect your phone rather than worrying about the cables - and I think IR ports are relatively cheap.

Cheers

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