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IrDA

Abbreviation for Infrared Data Association, which sets the standard by which infrared signals may be used to beam data between two devices: for example, between two computers, or a computer and a printer. Users of handheld computers frequently exchange electronic business cards or vCards using built-in IrDA ports.



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