Motorola V710
Bluetooth Question....
Will there be a hub of some sorts that comes with the v710 to allow you to go on your computer wireless, or will there be a seperate accessory you can buy eventually?
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YoungMac said:
Will there be a hub of some sorts that comes with the v710 to allow you to go on your computer wireless, or will there be a seperate accessory you can buy eventually?
There have been these accessories available for a while (I have on each of my computers).
They cost $25-$50; MOTO has one as part of a kit; you will probably do better buying one separately.
Do a Google search for "USB Bluetooth Adaptor"
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npitlor said: There have been these accessories available for a while (I have on each of my computers).
Npitlor, What brand do you have, and are you satisfied with them? I've seen some bad reviews for some of them, and want to buy two (one each for my laptop, and one for my desktop). I've held off buying one for months but now have the itch again.
By the way, thanks for all the links/info/replies...much appreciated. :-)
Mike
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DuckSoup said:npitlor said: There have been these accessories available for a while (I have on each of my computers).
Npitlor, What brand do you have, and are you satisfied with them? I've seen some bad reviews for some of them, and want to buy two (one each for my laptop, and one for my desktop). I've held off buying one for months but now have the itch again.
By the way, thanks for all the links/info/replies...much appreciated. :-)
Mike
No problem. I'm glad to be able to do something with all inthe info I've gathered, and be able to help someone else.
I have Belkin units, and just picked up a D-Link (got it up and running a few days ago). I really don...
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npitlor said:
I have Belkin units, and just picked up a D-Link (got it up and running a few days ago). I really don't see much of a difference between them.
Any experience with the "new" 100ft models vs the 30ft? Just wondering if that by nature (being 100ft) they are any more powerful and thus more reliable a connection going through a wall or two? (I'm liable to be bluetoothing one room away when at home)
Mike
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DuckSoup said:npitlor said:
I have Belkin units, and just picked up a D-Link (got it up and running a few days ago). I really don't see much of a difference between them.
Any experience with the "new" 100ft models vs the 30ft? Just wondering if that by nature (being 100ft) they are any more powerful and thus more reliable a connection going through a wall or two? (I'm liable to be bluetoothing one room away when at home)
Mike
Are you talking about class 1 versus class 2?
(http://www.palowireless.com/infotooth/knowba se/general/10.asp)
Either way, I'm not sure that it would help much, as I believe that the Bluetooth range is limited by the lower-range device bein...
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there is no extra adapt. bluetooth components are built in. You only need to purchase the headset. However there is an adaptor you can buy for the t730, v60s and 120e phone that is external.
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