What is IrDA?
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What is IrDA?
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IrDA is an acronym for Infrared Data Association, a type of port installed on newer computers, printers, and other devices. IrDA port allows the devices to communicate wirelessly. IrDA port transmits data at almost the same rate as a parallel port does. IrDA data transfer requires a clear line of sight between devices, and the communicating devices must be in close proximity. IrDA ports are found on many devices, including the following:
- PDAs, laptops, and handheld computers
- Printers
- Digital cameras
- Media centers
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