bluetooth stereo?????
I'm considering buying a new car. I like that says a bluetooth. what the hell does a Bluetooth radio to do?
Is this for handsfree or file sharing or what?
Is there such a thing as a Bluetooth stereo receiver that you can connect to an audio system?
I would like to be able to play music over my stereo system from my Bluetooth enabled notebook without connecting it with wires. It would be great if I could hook a Bluetooth receiver to the auxillary input port on my stereo. If you know of a product that can do this, please let me know!
go to geeks.com its made by logitec. I dont have the link but it on that site somewhere
LG MSB-100 Bluetooth Stereo Speakers
Ever wanted to have portable entertainment right within your reach? Now you can make it a reality and delight your ears with the LG MSB-100 ...
Laird Technologies Releases Enhanced Bluetooth® BTM510/511 and BTM520/521 ...
St. Louis, Missouri, USA – May 24, 2011 – Laird Technologies, Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of customized performance-critical components and systems for advanced electronics and wireless products, today announced for the release of its enhanced Bluetooth® BTM510/511and BTM520/521 wireless stereo audio modules with new firmware update.The new firmware comes already loaded on all new modules. It includes features such as supporting digital audio via an I2S bus and supporting universal General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) functions for mapping GPIOs to specific Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) functions. Most importantly, it includes a license free version of CSR's world renowned aptX™ audio codec technology for outstanding Bluetooth stereo audio quality.
“With this firmware update, Laird Technologies now offers OEMs a compelling range of Bluetooth high-fidelity stereo audio solutions that help differentiate end products and deliver competitive advantages quickly and cost effectively,” said Noel McKenna, Senior Director of aptX for CSR. “Today’s announcement again illustrates how aptX is rapidly gaining broad industry support as the de facto standard for delivering high-quality wireless audio in a wide variety of consumer electronics use cases.”
Review: Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headphones
I love wireless technology and will write-off a lot of its downfalls for the advantages. For instance, it doesn’t bother me that the audio quality of the Jabra Halo is sub-par, because they are wireless and very comfortable. Plus, I can deal with a lot of connection issues if I can eventually get it to connect, but the Jabra Halo headset failed me one too many times.
Here’s what I like:The Halo headset is super comfy . It’s by far the most comfortable headset of any type I have ever worn. It just slips on your head and stays put. They somewhat feels like ear muffs. I also think most people should be able to wear them while running or biking, and the fact that they can connect to two different devices at the same time could make that convenient.
But that’s it. That’s the only upside to the Halo headset.
Here’s what I don’t like:The Halo headset is supposed to be one of those devices that are smarter than you. To turn on the headset, simply unfold it, says Jabra. That doesn’t always happen so sometimes you have to keep opening and closing the flimsy hinges to get it to turn on.
Those hinges make me nervous. I always feel like I’m going to break them. You have to give the arms of the headset a little tug while bending them downward to snap the hinge open. But there isn’t any metal in there and I’m afraid that the mechanism will not hold up. Plus, the fact that you have to do this to turn on the headphones makes it almost self-destructive.
This hinge also controls the Bluetooth connectivity. I had issues syncing it to my Blackberry, Windows 7 notebook and Mac a lot. It never once connected like it was supposed to. Instead I had to go into each device and tell it to look for the Halo headset.
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Sprint launches Samsung Moment Android smartphone with AMOLED touchscreen
Product Reviews (blog) while Bluetooth stereo and a 3.5mm headphone jack will give users good wireless and wired options for listening to music on the phone. Samsung Moment coming to SprintAndroid-Powered Samsung Moment Comes to SprintSamsung Moment Android Smartphone Coming to Sprint - -all 81 news articles »
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A2DP: The state of Stereo Bluetooth Technology
PC WorldIn the post, author John Herrman, talks about the status of A2DP technology itself and whether an investment in a stereo bluetooth is worth the price tag. Jabra Halo Stereo Bluetooth headphonesall 9 news articles »
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Review: Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headphones
Cult of Mac (blog)There are a few other Bluetooth stereo headsets out there and I would steer you towards something other than the $129 Halo if you really want to go wireless Review: Jabra Halo Bluetooth Headphones – Ultimate SeriesReview: Jabra's Radical Halo Bluetooth Headset (Verdict: It's Stuck in Purgatory)all 9 news articles »
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Sony Bluetooth Stereo Headset Receiver for PSPgo
New Zealand HeraldSony has your PSPgo's best interest at heart by announcing that it will roll out its latest Bluetooth Stereo Headset receiver this Christmas Eve in Japan, Sony Unveils PSPgo Bluetooth AccessorySony Release Bluetooth Stereo Headset Receiver.PSP Go Converter gives you a more well-rounded portable with support for last - -all 222 news articles »
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Jabra Halo Bluetooth stereo headset
Stereo Bluetooth headsets are often exercises in compromise: to be discreet they have to sacrifice sound quality, and to achieve sound quality they're often and more »
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