Bluetooth headsets question

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I was just wonding if it is possible to use bluetooth headset designed for
bluetooth enabled cell phones, to work with a bluetooth enabled pocket PCs?
If it does, how well does it work and how is the sound quality.
I guess the set back is that there is only one ear piece. any sites or linke
to point to?

thanks

Stev

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Most of the Bluetooth enabled IPAQs will operate a Bluetooth Headset. In
some models you will need a registry hack which is well documented in the
internet. Search and you will find it.

Pocket PC Phone Edition models based on the Himalaya design
(XDA2/MDA2/iMate/QTEK2020) will be able to use the headset only for the
phone functions, and with limited support.

Most of the other Pocket PCs will not support headsets.

--
Helio Diamant - MS/MVP Mobile Devices
http://www.pocketpcfreak.com


"Fanatic GPS User" <gps_user@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 25 May 2004 04:48:14 GMT, "StvyLife"
> <cutherestvylife@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> >I was just wonding if it is possible to use bluetooth headset designed
for
> >bluetooth enabled cell phones, to work with a bluetooth enabled pocket
PCs?
> >If it does, how well does it work and how is the sound quality.
> >I guess the set back is that there is only one ear piece. any sites or
linke
> >to point to?
>
> Steve,
>
> I have been wondering the same thing. Were I live all these gadgets
> cost a fortune so I haven't come around buying one just to find out it
> might not even work.
>
> Please keep me updated in case you should buy / borrow one and test
> it.
>
> Best regards (gps_user@hotmail.com)
> 51°02'09.72" N 3°44'26.04" (WGS 84)
> iPaq 5455 owner and User
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> Resco File explorer
> Tom Tom Europe & GPSAssist
> .. and lots more
>
>