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Proporta USB HotSync and Charger Cable (Sony Clie PEG-N

Ideal for when travelling, the Proporta HotSync and Charge Cable means you can connect your Sony Clie PEG-N / PEG-S to your USB Port and not have to worry about your cradle. Leave your cradle at home and stay connected wherever you are - perfect for
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