[BUM] Recommendations for a Bluetooth PCMCIA

[info at blue-gene.com]

Hi, Nicholas,

Very nice suggestion, our web site was designed overseas about
4-5 months ago, that is why you sometime encounter encoding
problem and sometimes strange happens. As you can see
our designer will post different languages setting, the scheduled
maintenance will take place in end of March.  Anyway, we
appreciate your suggestion.

1. Your cell phone will not perform Class I operation because
the battery will drain so fast, one thing you can do is to
find a cell Bluetooth adaptor.  We don't have any technology
difficulty to make it, the only problem is market demand
is so small that we can not mass produce it (cost concern).

2. The Bluetoothä is actuall Bluetooth (TM), encoding problem.

Thank you,

Danny
Sales specialist
www.Blue-gene.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Bluetooth-Mac [mailto:bluetooth-mac at lists.themacintoshguy.com]On
Behalf Of Nicholas Shanks
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 3:18 PM
To: Bluetooth-Mac
Subject: Re: [BTM] Recommendations for a Bluetooth PCMCIA


On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 10:36  pm, <info at blue-gene.com> wrote:

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

Probably better telling all the people who aren't already on this list
;)

> 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.

it would be more useful if I could put a class I transmitter in my T68i
and HBH-30, rather than attach it to my computer, since if i'm using my
computer, i'm not going to be more than 10 feet away from it. If i go
down the hall with my headset on, but leave my phone on my desk, and
someone calls - i'd be able to answer it!

any chance such a thing would be possible?

> Information
> www.Blue-Gene.com

Found a mistake, the first line from your web site:

"Blue-Gene.com is now one of the major Bluetoothä product players
worldwide."

Why is there an umlauted a charater after bluetooth? And more
curiously, it looks somewhat deliberate (and like it was written by
some clueless microsoft editor):

Blue-Gene.com is now one of the major Bluetooth</span><span
style="mso-char-type: symbol; mso-symbol-font-family: Symbol;
font-family: Symbol; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial;
mso-hansi-font-family: Arial; mso-bidi-font-family:
Arial">&auml;</span><span style="font-family:Arial"> product players
worldwide.

all of the above should be an asterisk, i think, or any of &reg;,
&trade;, &dagger; or &Dagger;.

This sounds like a bit of a gripy email. sorry, it wasn't supposed to
be! just a few suggestions since i haven't seen sony or ericcson post
yet.


Nicholas Shanks
--

http://nickshanks.com/


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