[Ti] Re: PowerBook Sleep problems and Bluetooth mice

[Matt Gregory]

I've wondered if a Bluetooth enabled wireless headset for mobile phones 
would work with my PowerBook. Actually, I had the Motorola model with the 
flip-out boom but I lost it (D'OH!) before I tried using it with the PB. I 
think it would be cool to use this with Skype. Not that the built-in mic and 
speakers are bad for this purpose, but in theory it would allow me to roam 
around as long as I'm within range of the PB.

matt.

On 7/20/05, John Griffin <jwegriffin at mac.com> wrote:
> 
> However, I have to tell you about something I really like about the
> BT implementation on a Powerbook.
> 
> I recently bought an FM module with BT capabilities to work with my
> Hearing Aids. This tiny unit (about the size and shape of an iPod
> Shuffle) is made for use with BT capable Cel phones, so I was
> sceptical about whether I could use it with the Powerbook. Guess
> what! The module paired with the Powerbook and was recognized as an
> audio headset with no problem at all and now I have the audio from
> the Powerbook feeding straight into my hearing aids. I can also use
> the module as a BT microphone for sound input. Cool or what?
> 
> jg
> 
> On 20-Jul-05, at 2:15 PM, ~flipper wrote:
> 
> > Personally, I find Apple's implementation of BT (specifically, the
> > so-called 'discoverable' bit) to be pathetic.
> >
> 
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