Sony PCGC1VP Manuel

The following peripheral devices can be connected to your notebook, to expand 
the capabilities of your computer and enhance its versatility to meet your various 
business or personal needs:

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A Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)

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The Wireless LAN Access Point

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The Wireless LAN PC Card

A handheld PDA is the quintessential personal planner and entertainment center 
that fits in your pocket. With a PDA, you can easily perform the following 
functions:

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Enter your schedule details in the calendar and view them by the day, week, 
or month, and even set an alarm to remind you of important events.

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Keep your contact names, addresses, phone numbers, and other details in the 
address book, and find them when you need them.

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Add tasks to the To Do List, prioritize them, and assign them due dates.

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Synchronize your data with the software on your notebook, to back up your 
data.

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Track expenses when you are out of the office, then transfer the data to your 
notebook.

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Exchange data with your notebook.

The Wireless LAN Access Point, which is also called the Access Point, is 
designed for building a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) environment. The 
Access Point comes with the Wireless LAN PC Card and required software. You 
can easily build a wireless LAN environment by plugging the Access Point into 
an AC power outlet, installing the Wireless LAN PC Card in your notebook, and 
using the provided software. Because a wireless LAN configuration requires no 
wiring, you can operate multiple computers more freely than ever before.

You can also connect your Access Point to a telephone line, Integrated Services 
Digital Network (ISDN) router, cable modem, or Digital Subscriber Line (xDSL) 
modem to share access to the Internet among multiple computers.