Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - USB 2.0 Link Adapter/Cable- XP to VISTA 'Easy Transfer'
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Manufacturer: Newlink
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Brand: Newlink
EAN: 5000116057603
Feature: Works with Windows Vista 'Easy Transfer'.
Label: Newlink
Manufacturer: Newlink
Model: USB2_LINKVS
Publisher: Newlink
Studio: Newlink
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Features
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Works with Windows Vista 'Easy Transfer'.
Length: 2m, Colour: Cool White.
Easy file sharing and data transfer between 2 PCs via USB port.
Supports data transfer rate of up to 480 Mbps.
Supports: Windows Vista to Vista & Windows XP to Vista.
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Summary: Transfers
Comment: This cable is simple to use and worked well for me it only took about
15 minutes for me but depends on how much you are transfering you only need the cd for the xp computer the other end of the cable plugs straight into the vista computer
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Editorial Reviews:
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This Vista USB Link Adapter is specially designed to work with Windows Easy Transfer, a new feature on the most recent Windows operating system - Vista. It's a USB host-to-host link adapter allowign the migration of files and settings from an existing PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista to another new computer running Windows Vista.
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