Sometime 'round 09/19/2003 10:31 PM, so and so (XXL) at such n such (xxl at mac.com) graced my inbox with this brilliant thought: >> Sometime 'round 09/05/2003 06:04 PM, so and so (garrett) at such n such >> (Lists-In at mxm.com) graced my inbox with this brilliant thought: >> >>> I have both the D-Link (apples website) and I just got a 2 pack of ioGear >>> CLASS 1 BT adapters (Class 1 go 300 feet instead of 30) - even though my >>> phone is still a class 3 device (30 feet) - I get MUCH better range with the >>> new adapters... especially using Salling Clicker! >>> >>> the ioGear is about 10$ more retail - but WORTH IT! >> >> EXACTLY!!!! SAME RESULTS HERE!!! > > WHAT about built-in BT on my 17" PowerBook? Anybody know what class that > might be? now honestly I can't remember where I read it but I'm fairly certain it's class 1 according to Apple's Spec's for the 17" they list it as built-in Bluetooth 1.1 - which I find hysterical because 1.1 is more of a specification relating to the software than the hardware - but they make no reference to the class - surprising since it is a wireless device and most electronics with wireless xmitters give pretty specific info on the device... which reminds me... with Bluetooth finally taking off (no pun intended) and becoming more common, I wonder how may users would actually think/know to turn off the hardware when flying on a passenger get? I got into the habit of turning off Airport when I was flying... ------- garrett