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bigal_nz

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#2195 7-Sep-2004 21:48
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Hi guys,

I got a Nokia 7610 and are gonna get a USB Bluetooth adapter.

My friend had connection problems with his BT adapter, but it was cheap and nasty.

I was looking at the Belekin, which I found some favourable reviews for and appeared well supported.

On the other hand is the Linksys USBBT100, only because I have had good experience with Linksys in the past.

Many users have had problems with USB BT adapaters and Nokia cellphones which I want to avoid!!

Anyone have any feedback or other reccomendations?

Thanks

-Al

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  #8324 7-Sep-2004 21:52
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If you're in New Zealand the Belkin is a good one. Even the cheap DSE should work ok. If you can find (even over the Internet) I'd recomment TDK or Bluetake.




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  #8325 7-Sep-2004 21:54
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Yeah I saw TDK got very good reviews and the website had heaps of info - couldnt see where to buy on this side of the world tho.

Which TDK one did you think?

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I have the TDK USB, it's a very good device, with good software... I bought it over the Internet, I think it's available on expansys.




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