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Forums › LAN (ethernet/Wifi/routers/Bluetooth) › USB Adapter Purchasing Advice
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#2345 24-Sep-2004 06:32
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Hi, I haven't seen any reviews on USB Bluetooth Adapters for a while, I am in the market for a good, reliable and recommended USB Adapter. To add to my PC to provide bluetooth functionality to it. I have a Dell Axim X3i & a Nokia 6600 phone which I would be using in conjunction with my PC. What is the latest standard I should be looking for in a USB Adapter & can anyone recommend a good adapter which is heavily supported & has a good selection of profiles that I can use???

Thanks in Advance


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#8818 24-Sep-2004 07:39
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I vote for TDK, Belkin, Bluetake. I have these brands here and they all work well...




 

 

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  #8821 24-Sep-2004 07:54
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Hi, I was looking at the 2 Bluetake ones.....BT007x & BT009x.....one is Class 2 & the other Class 1.....I dont understand the differences.....Could u explain if possible the differences between 1 & 2 & any other differences the 2 adapters have

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