[BTM] Recommendations for a Bluetooth PCMCIA

[info at blue-gene.com]

Why not try out our BT-30U, it is very durable and strong,
plus you get the advantage of Class I distance.

We honestly think our BT-30U is not quite good looking (my
boss will kill me for saying this...), but it is the
strongestly built machine in the market as far as our
understanding.

Information
www.Blue-Gene.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Bluetooth-Mac [mailto:bluetooth-mac at lists.themacintoshguy.com]On
Behalf Of Richard McKay
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 11:23 AM
To: Bluetooth-Mac
Subject: Re: [BTM] Recommendations for a Bluetooth PCMCIA


Olly Wright wrote the following:

> The external USB adaptor that Apple promote is not very durable
> and I need something that will put up with a lot of travel and use. Any
tips
> would be appreciated.

Not the cheapest solution but you could trade up to a new pb with built in
BT if you travel a lot and want maximum future compatibility with the OS...

> Another (strange) question: has anyone managed to get a bluetooth headset
to
> work as a microphone with your computer? ie voice over IP using a
bluetooth
> headset and a bluetooth adaptor.

I tried headset (Motorola) and iBook (10.2.3) with the same results as
Martin...no go. I am, however, able to use the headset to phone (without
touching the phone) when I dial using Address Book over BT, so the three
don't seem to be conflicting with each other at least. Of course the headset
is only paired with the phone. It would be a nice feature to have integrated
in the future!

Cheers,

Richard
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