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| Handspring Visor Prism Serial Cradle | 
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| Brand: Handspring
Category: CE
List Price: $49.99
Buy Used: $17.99
You Save: $32.00 (64%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Media: Electronics
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Modem: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 7.2 x 5.1 x 2.3
MPN: 3044NA
Model: 3044NA
UPC: 684736700481
EAN: 0684736700481
ASIN: B000050FG9
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Complete kit: Serial cradle and AC power supply. Fits Visor Prism only. Authentic Handspring, nice price. (3044NA)
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| Features:
| • | HotSync serial/recharge cradle for Handspring Visor Prism | | • | Lets you HotSync to nearly any computer | | • | Uses serial connection for non-USB-equipped computers | | • | Recharge wherever you go | | • | Compatible with Windows 95/NT/2000 and Mac's System 7.5 and later |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com Product Description
With this additional cradle, you can keep both your home and office computers synchronized with your Handspring Visor Prism--as well as keep your Prism recharged. The cradle features a serial connection and is compatible with Windows 95, NT, and 2000 and Macintosh System 7.5 and later.
Product Description
Handspring offers you all kinds of cool accessories for the Visor handhelds series to meet your needs and express your personal style, including cases, styluses, cradles, cables, travel chargers and entertainment add-ons.
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| Customer Reviews:
 A must for NT 4.0 and Audrey August 30, 2001
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We are a two Visor Prism household, one of us has to run NT 4.0 on a laptop (so, no USB). We also bought a second one to use with our Audrey. Both cradles work perfectly and have held up to the abuse of being stuck in a briefcase and dragged around.
 I actually have the serial cradle April 23, 2001
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Unlike the previous two reviewers, I have the serial cradle. Physically, it is identical to the USB cradle. The first reviewer is correct, it takes a little jiggling to get the PDA seated correctly. However, a green LED immediatly flashes brightly when the device is seated, there is never any doubt.The package comes with an AC Adapter. Everything works exactly as it does with the USB cradle, except much slower. Much slower. Depending upon how much data you carry around and the turnover, this may not be an issue. I carry about 5300 contacts and 300 hundred ToDos/Appointments. I sync'ed from the Prism to the desktop initially. This process took more than twenty minutes. Since then it has been quite livable. The moral is: USB is much faster than serial... But you knew that already.
The truth about this cradle... February 27, 2001
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
OK, to be totally honest, I don't actually have this particular cradle (yet, anyway -- I'll probably be getting one sometime soonish, though), but I do have a Visor Prism, and I can't imagine that this cradle is substantially different in physical characteristics from the USB cradle (which I do have), nor in performance from any other Handspring Serial cradle (which I also have, from a prior device), and so I consider myself at least reasonably qualified to review this item...There was another reviewer who gave this item 1 star, based on an argument that it didn't give very good feedback as to when you were correctly positioning the Prism in the cradle, and that it didn't lock once there. There definitely is some truth in that argument, and hence my lack of a 5-star rating, but I must say that for me, while the first couple of times I used it, I was a bit dissapointed, I now am quite used to the way it behaves, and as I have come to feel quite confident about my ability to easily make the placement and have it be correct. This review is in no way intended to invalidate the opinion of the other reviewer -- it certainly doesn't lock in, and there is a bit of sketchyness in general to the placement -- but rather to give a differing opinion, so that folks thinking of purchasing a Prism at all (I'm _assuming_ this guy has the same complaint with his USB cradle) will have a larger base of information to make their choice from. Cheers,
 The one bad thing... February 19, 2001
2 out of 7 found this review helpful
The one truly bad thing about the Prism is its cradle. The PDA doesn't snap into the cradle securely like the Palm V snaps into its cradle. You sort of have to tilt and jiggle the unit a bit until the light comes on so that you know it's getting recharged. If you're not paying attention, you'll leave it there overnight and it won't get charged at all.
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