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on 10/23/00 13:49, Dan Schwartz at Dan@BrakeAndGo.com wrote: / den 10/23/00
13:49 skrev Dan Schwartz fra Dan@BrakeAndGo.com følgende:
> I'm not 100% sure on either issue. However, your Macs (most likely) already
> have USB 1.x ports; so daisy-chain your 1.x devices off the internal ports and
> the 2.0 devices off the PCI card to be safe.
What about those of us that are using 1.x cards on a clone? Safest to keep
the 1.x card as well? I was hoping to running everything off a 2.0 USB card
:-( I am sure that some 2.0 devices will be of interest to other Win/Mac
users as well, as these devices will be more readily available for
cross-platform than FireWire, although Sony is using FireWire (they call it
I-Connect) on their Vaio computers.
Will USB 2.0 support Bluetooth devices or will we have to buy a separate
card for that as well? Seems to me like MS/Intel et al are coming up with
too many standards for even their users to keep up, particularly as USB 1.X
is only starting to get supported on PC's bound for Europe. (I know that
Bluetooth as a standard was developed by Ericsson.)
Cheers,
Brian
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