In the form of a Sony iPod bluetooth adapter, Here
Its was very expensive, $66 at Best Buy, but as an avid Ipod listener and somebody who HATES wires, it was worth it. Pair it with a decent pair of wireless head phones with built in mic, that doubles as a headset for my phone. I've found the signal for this device to be much better than that jokers review on cnet, easily put it in your pocket or backpack and you're still good. I've found it starts chopping up at about 35 feet.
Anybody else doing this? All I see are posts desiring bluetooth, for this cost you have utilize it.
So, the noob question: If bluetooth were mythically unlocked one day off of the touch, what would that do that this doens't allow me to do?
Now the long shot question, any chance after some fiddling I can intergrate the mic on the headphones to use for the touch?
Its was very expensive, $66 at Best Buy, but as an avid Ipod listener and somebody who HATES wires, it was worth it. Pair it with a decent pair of wireless head phones with built in mic, that doubles as a headset for my phone. I've found the signal for this device to be much better than that jokers review on cnet, easily put it in your pocket or backpack and you're still good. I've found it starts chopping up at about 35 feet.
Anybody else doing this? All I see are posts desiring bluetooth, for this cost you have utilize it.
So, the noob question: If bluetooth were mythically unlocked one day off of the touch, what would that do that this doens't allow me to do?
Now the long shot question, any chance after some fiddling I can intergrate the mic on the headphones to use for the touch?