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#3377 3-Feb-2005 11:28
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my partner likes the bluetooth stereo headset for use to listen to mp3 on h6365 and with ability to answer calls when there's incoming call, or making outgoing call too.

i like to find a CF/PCMCIA BT card for my laptop (windows XP sp2). so then i can use my imate sp2 with laptop, and possibly bluetooth stereo headset and hp ipaq hx2700.


any suggestion where to find these?




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#12450 3-Feb-2005 11:33
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Check my post about Bluetooth on Tablet PC.




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  #12451 3-Feb-2005 11:47
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how about a bluetooth stereo headset with mic?

I did saw that DSE CF BT card, do you recommend it?




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#12452 3-Feb-2005 11:50
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As in my post, I was surprised it did more than I thought, and I think they're reduced to clear - so it's a good buy... It does not support Bluetooth stereo (A2DP), but again, not many Bluetooth adapters do currently.




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  #12455 3-Feb-2005 12:05
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Ah i see. the A2DP profile should be supported with the new driver (if it is available) right?

i'm tempted to get that too, been eyeing on it but just wasn't sure how well it will perform. and also i read that it's a bit of challenge to get BT install in XP2, especially i have enable Microsoft BT stack for my dlink BT 120 dongle. (i want to use a CF card as it flush in nicely to the pcmcia slot, rather than sticking out in the back of my laptop.




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