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For USB ethernet and RS-232 adapters, check jolouis's store; he's got purpose-built OTG adapters (much handier than the lesbie-adapter + software switching method) and sells some USB devices known to work, as well as a few other things that go well with tablets.

With ethernet particularly, there are many devices that seem like they should work, but don't or are buggy. Compatible RS-232, it seems, are more generally available...

Originally Posted by zii View Post
Some additoinal questions that came to mind,

1) How many BlueTooth devices can be in operation (not just paired) at the same time.
A bunch.

In other words, can I have PAN (data(GPRS)) call to the mobile telephone in progress and at the same time have a Bluetooth HandsFree earpiece and a BlueTooth keyboard all running.
I've used a GPS, keyboard, and DUN simultaneously; I've also used a GPS, keyboard, mouse, and HSP simultaneously. (Haven't used my headset much since I got tetherable data, and I haven't tried PAN, but it shouldn't matter.) So while I haven't tried that exact configuration, I'm quite sure it will work.
2) Has anybody tried to have a data call and a voice call in progress at the same timeon their handsets? Would be useful to know if this is possible. I will buy a Nokia 5310 soon for this purpose (I know this is not technically the right place to ask this...
For GPRS/EDGE, at least, it's dependent on whether you have a Class A (simultaneous) or Class B (non-simultaneous) handset; with UMTS/HSPA, I don't know, but I think all devices can do both...
 

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