11-09-2003, 13:24
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Bluetooth Headset for PC
Hello Everyone
Right this might sound stupid but has anyone used, got or knows where I could get a Bluetooth headset for my PC so I could use Netmeeting remotely, once I've connected etc.
And also what type of Bluetooth device I would need in the PC, at present I've got a USB BT Dongle!. Which I use to share the internet with my PDA.
Thanks
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11-09-2003, 16:26
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As far as I understand the dongle you have would be sufficient. Bluetooth is a comms standard and headset or data would use the same comms standard.
The PC might need some software to understand what to do with a headset, so you need to look into that, but the sony ericsson ones would probably work.
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11-09-2003, 20:32
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If your BT dongle uses WIDCOMM drivers, then you should be able to use your headset -- the latest version has added the appropriate profile.
You can check by having a look in device manager -- the BT driver adds what looks like a second sound card...
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13-09-2003, 12:23
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In terms of which Bluetooth headsets to use..then I think Kink uses one....
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13-09-2003, 12:38
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I use my Ericsson HBH30 one, that's paired with my phone.
With the WIDCOMM software, it's somply a case of pairing the PC with the headset and you're away
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13-09-2003, 12:49
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I have a Jabra BT 200 which is luverly and only £80 at the time
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15-09-2003, 16:24
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Hi All and thanks for the advice.
I have had a look around and can't find these WIDCOMM software or drivers well not anything that mentions what I'm trying to do.
I have found this though
http://www.shipitforyou.com/cgi-bin/...03091210264028
for about 80 quid.
As I haven't got a BT fone this experiment is purely for VOIP using netmeeting.
Do you reckon the above is worth the risk????? Or should I try a Ericsson and my BT dongle
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15-09-2003, 16:50
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Have you tried Argos? They have some nice green/brown ones.
Although I can see not Blue ones.
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15-09-2003, 16:53
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Jabra Jabra Jabra!
I'm really pleased with mine, much better than the wired car kit I've got.
The Jabra BT200 headseat is £80 here and thats just the headset, so if you can get it as a kit that works with your computer for the same price, then go for it.
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