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Hello,

is there a possibility to reduce the range of bluetooth devices (laptop, usb
dongle and mobile phone)? i'm interested in a solution for windows (xp) as
well as for linux. a range of 2 meters would be perfect.

best regards
Sarah

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question is why reduce the range?

how about wrapping foil around the bluetooth device...its a joke so dont
even respond...

cheers ;)

"Sarah Klage" <sarah@wlankosten.de> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> is there a possibility to reduce the range of bluetooth devices (laptop,
> usb dongle and mobile phone)? i'm interested in a solution for windows
> (xp) as well as for linux. a range of 2 meters would be perfect.
>
> best regards
> Sarah
>

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"Sarah Klage" <sarah@wlankosten.de> wrote in message
news:42208aac@x-privat.org...
> Hello,
>
> is there a possibility to reduce the range of bluetooth devices (laptop,
> usb dongle and mobile phone)? i'm interested in a solution for windows
> (xp) as well as for linux. a range of 2 meters would be perfect.
>
> best regards
> Sarah
Sorry Sarah, but if you only want 2 metres, use a cable and leave bluetooth
alone.

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Sarah Klage wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is there a possibility to reduce the range of bluetooth devices (laptop, usb
> dongle and mobile phone)? i'm interested in a solution for windows (xp) as
> well as for linux. a range of 2 meters would be perfect.

It's not bluetooth, but the range is about right.

http://www.geek.com/news/geeknews/ [...] 024271.htm


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