Can I dial up from my laptop's infrared port through a Sony Ericsson T610 also on infrared?
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You should be able to\ncheck out the SE websites FAQs
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I used to connect years ago with dial up. When I did use my webcam with sound it was horrible. It cut off alot and the voice transmissions were horrible. There is so much bandwith going through those lines that it cannot handle it. Go DSL or Cable and you shouldn't have a problem. If you dont have access to that in your area then you may want to consider satilite access. But that costs lots of money.
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What you want is an IR blocking filter. An optical supply house like Melles Griot , Reynard, or Edmund can supply you with one.  Depending on the intensity of the radiation, you may be better off using a cold mirror or hot mirror. These are dichroic mirrors that pass infrared and reflect visible light, or vice versa. They can be used where a blocking filter might get too hot from the radiation absorbed. \n\nSchott glasses KG1 through KG5 are some available IR blocking filters.
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If you install the programm. There is a default port which you can change if you want.
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EMF200 Gauss Meter \nRemote Infrared (IR) Thermometer \nmotion detector
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It depends upon the resources you have and what your computer and more imp, the phone supports.\n\nThe options you can go for are:\n1. Bluetooth: A dongle that fits in to the USB port of the computer and the phone has one inbuilt.\n\n2. Data Cable: It is specific to the phone model you use. Fits in the USB or the Serial port of the computer.\n\n3. Infrared port(IR Port): It can be attached to your computer to the USB or the serial port.\n\nThe best of them all is the bluetooth, its cheap , fast and  Wireless.\n\nData cable is reliable but is a bit costly and might be of no use in case you change the phone. Bluetooth can work with any device and its the tech of the future.\n\nIR is very complicated since the two devices communicating should be in LINE OF SIGHT of each other(straight line path) and almost next to each other, like kissin each other. Also the trnsfr is slow. Moreover, its and old and not a comfortable method.
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nope, that's dial-up for you. Ask them to convert it to an ADSL line, otherwise you are SOL.
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that should be one of the icons in your control panel <Start>, <control Panel>.\n\nAlso, one of your Fn keys probably will start the infrared transfer.  Look at what the color is of the letters on you Fn key is then look at all of the keys with characters in that color.  These keys work while the Fn key is held down.  One Of them should start your IR x-fer, if not you'll definitely be able to do it from control panel
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go to www.yahoo.com and then search for ir
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your computer should include infrared, if you have one then just put it beside the infrared chip in front of your computer and send files directly to your phone by : right click on the thing you want to send and then go to (send to) and choose the infrared.....
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The only way I've discovered to do this is through Bluetooth or infrared, by doing the following:\n\n1.  Connect your phone to your computer (assuming your computer and phone have bluetooth or infrared), using your computer's control panel.  You'll also need to make sure you activate bluetooth or infrared on your phone.\n\n2.  Go to the file on your computer, right click, choose "send" and then when it asks you how you want to send, choose infrared or bluetooth\n\n3.  wait the file is received on your phone and then set it as your wallpaper.
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youcan  use any infrared device or blutooth device if supported by your cell phone ora usb cable
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Details please...\n\nWiFi? Broadband Dial-Up?  What are you considering as mobile computing?
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yes just hook it up w/ the lap top but itl be very very slow
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If you're phone is WAP enabled email it to your email addrees, if you've got bluetooth get a bluetoothe adapter fot your PC, if your pone's infrared get a infrared adapter for you PC if that fails check with your phone manufacturer and they probably have software for it.
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yes you can do that as long as the frequency is 802.11 b or g. almost all new laptops also have built in wireless and should pick up on your router