1.   A serial cable transports that data to a printer-like device about the size of a shoe.

2.   Buy a standard serial cable that will fit the port on the back of the modem and the serial port on your computer.

3.   Connect a serial cable from the bridge to the modem or printer port on the back of the LC.

4.   Connection to your desktop is relatively simple via a serial cable.

5.   Like them, it stores contact information, calendar entries, tasks, expenses and similar data, and it syncs with a PC via a serial cable.

6.   New texts can be downloaded from the Web and then transferred into the eBook using a serial cable.

7.   Or you can transfer the files to your PC or handheld, using either IR or a serial cable.

8.   PCsync comes with a serial cable, which is even slower than the parallel.

9.   Pull it out, take it inside, and connect it to your PC via USB or old-fashioned serial cable.

10.   Serial cables and software can connect it to Macintosh or Windows computers, transfer and synchronize data from them and use them to store backup information.