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500 GB USB HDD
Existing FAT32 partition was deleted, new Linux
partition created, formatted with JFS with a
label.
A nice feature is a single USB lead with two
plugs; if ...
This is a Sony Cyber-shot W120 (DSC-W120) 7.2MP
camera. It works with Linux. Here are the ways
in which you can use it with Linux so far:
1) With a Sony Vaio laptop with ...
This is a PCI card that provides two (additional)
serial ports to a desktop computer. It has two
16550A UARTs on it, as well as some sort of
controller chip.
I picked it up f ...
A 2.5 inch LCD screen
7.2 Megapixel image capture
1/1.8 inch Super HAD CCD imaging device with a
precision built Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens
3X optical zoom with 2X digita ...
Older model of the Sony Cyber-shot series.
Camera comes with rechargeable battery, memory
stick, plug-in USB cable to connect to computer
for uploading pictures.
Sony 5 megapixel digital camera with ability to
record video too. Easy to use, lots of features
and takes good quality photos.
Connects to PC via USB. Had no problems getti ...
4.1 megapixel still and video with sound. Can use
Memory Stick Pro.
This camera is recognized by gphoto2 as a
DSC-F707V, must be switched to ptp mode before
connecting to ...
4.1 mega pixels, 3x optical zoom, F2.8-5.1,
32-96mm Carl Zeiss lense, flash, 32MB internal
memory, extra memory format "Sony Memory Stick"
type, still pictures jpg, Exif, vide ...
This is a 56k 32-bit V.92 PCI LT WinModem that I
have successfully used with Debian, SuSE, FreeBSD,
Slackware, Mandrake, Helix, Fedora, RedHat, Gentoo
and Yoper using pon/poff ...
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