DELL Axim X50 PDA

DELL Axim X50 - Dell Axim X5 X3i X3 X30 X50 X51v Lighter Socket Pedestal Arkon CM921 Arkon's Dell Axim X5 X3i X3 X30 X50 X51v CM921 Lighter Socket Pedestal is an ideal mounting (...) See more See less

solution for your GPS device. For those who use their Sat Nav in more than one car, this Lighter Socket Pedestal provides a spare or a portable alternative to the original mount holder for your car The PDA Mount holder holder cradles feature two fully adjustable support legs that can accommodate off-centered serial ports. Your PDA will be held securely in place by the soft cushioned jaws on the cradle. When you want to remove your PDA from the cradle, simply press the push button release. It could not be easier! Specification: • Lighter Socket Pedestal PDA Car Mounting Solution • Patented side grip technology • Push button release • Soft, cushioned “jaws” • Compatible with most Palm and Pocket PC devices, portable media players (PMP), and several GPS navigation devices • Available for single and dual T-groove connector • Compatible with ST type pedestals • Depth of cradle is .75”(19mm) • Side grip arms close to2.25”(54mm) • Side grip arms open to 3.5”(89mm) • Quickly connects to any car’s lighter socket opening and provides unique placement in the vehicle for mounting your mobile device • Additional 12V lighter socket outlet • Adjusts to accommodate a variety of viewing positions • Installs easily without tools • Easily transferred from one vehicle to another Arkon's Dell Axim X5 X3i X3 X30 X50 X51v PDA car mount is compatible with all Pocket PC and Palm devices including all of the the HP iPAQ models rz1700, h6300, h2210, h4150, h4350, hx4700, h6300, PalmOne Treo 600 and Treo 650, all models of Palm including the Zire 72 and Tungsten C, T, and W, Mitac Mio 168, Asus MyPal A620, A620BT, A716, A730, Dell Axim X5, X3i, X3, X30, X50, and X51V, Toshiba Pocket PC, Casio Cassiopeia, Sony Clie, Audiovox Thera and Maestro, Viewsonic v36, Garmin iQue, Samsung i700, JVC iO Pocket PC, and more. (Description excerpted from: Morpeth Mobiles)