Satellite's U205 FireWire interface
The U205 has a FireWire port but it's the four-pin version which means that if you have a FireWire peripheral that can normally draw power through the FireWire interface, you'll still need to find a wall-socket or some other means of powering that device. We think it's a mistake for notebook computers with FireWire interfaces to use the 4-pin interface since it flies in the face of a notebook's mobility and ability to power up anywhere on battery power.
For David Berlind's write-up on the U205 see his post in ZDNet's TestBed blog.
For David Berlind's write-up on the U205 see his post in ZDNet's TestBed blog.
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