Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas?
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than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer..
What would it be?
Im looking for new product ideas.
| than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. What would it be? Im looking for new product ideas.
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Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? Yes a keyboard for my palm 71 and a bluetooth card for PDA's"DaveNewsGroups" <djevans@iinet.com.au> wrote in message news:3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.a u... > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop other > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > What would it be? > > Im looking for new product ideas. > > >
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? In article <3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au> , DaveNewsGroupswrote: > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop other > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > What would it be? > I'd like a Bluetooth connection between my TV, Video, and Tivo so I can get rid of those damn unreliable Infra Red snakes that i have to string out between them. Other than that, I would really like Bluetooth on my home phone - not cell phone - landline phone. -- Stuart (take out the trash if replying by mail)
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? A set of micro robots creating a dynamic scatternet and workingcollaboratively to map a terrain or rescue earthquake victims etc. "DaveNewsGroups" <djevans@iinet.com.au> wrote in message news:3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.a u... > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop other > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > What would it be? > > Im looking for new product ideas. > > >
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? "Stuart Hunter" <shuntera.thetrash@technologist.com> wrote in message news:VA.00000118.00a92336@technologist.com... > In article <3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au> , DaveNewsGroups > wrote: > > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop other > > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > > > What would it be? > > > > I'd like a Bluetooth connection between my TV, Video, and Tivo so I can get > rid of those damn unreliable Infra Red snakes that i have to string out > between them. > > Other than that, I would really like Bluetooth on my home phone - not cell > phone - landline phone. > -- > Stuart > (take out the trash if replying by mail) Bluetooth Landline phones are already in the pipeline do a search for Bluetooth PSTN Clive
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? "Clive" <someone@NOTHANKS.com> wrote in message news:QPUqb.1104$rR7.8218670@news-text.cableinet.net... > > "Stuart Hunter" <shuntera.thetrash@technologist.com> wrote in message > news:VA.00000118.00a92336@technologist.com... > > In article <3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au> , > DaveNewsGroups > > wrote: > > > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop > other > > > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > > > > > What would it be? > > > > > > > I'd like a Bluetooth connection between my TV, Video, and Tivo so I can > get > > rid of those damn unreliable Infra Red snakes that i have to string out > > between them. > > > > Other than that, I would really like Bluetooth on my home phone - not cell > > phone - landline phone. > > -- > > Stuart > > (take out the trash if replying by mail) > > Bluetooth Landline phones are already in the pipeline do a search for > Bluetooth PSTN > > Clive > Forgot the link http://www.blueunplugged.com/shop/de...&Department=27 Clive
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? Stuart Hunter - typed:> In article <3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.au> , > DaveNewsGroups wrote: >> If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop >> other than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. >> >> What would it be? >> > > I'd like a Bluetooth connection between my TV, Video, and Tivo so I > can get rid of those damn unreliable Infra Red snakes that i have to > string out between them. > > Other than that, I would really like Bluetooth on my home phone - not > cell phone - landline phone. IMO, It's only a matter of time before BT replaces IR for remote control. I wouldn't mind a landline phone that had BT for exchanging data like numbers but still used DECT for audio. DECT has far greater range than anything planned for BT.
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? DaveNewsGroups - typed:> If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop > other than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > What would it be? > > Im looking for new product ideas. Home Automation is one area, from garage door control through to your washing machine. IR remote controls will be replaced with BT ones. A BT intercom could allow callers to leave messages, the timer on your cooker or microwave could be set to alert you in another room. Teenagers could set their mobiles to broadcast their availability to others with a desired profile; at work, BT could track your whereabouts then route calls to you & when hotdesking, your BT tag identifies you & allows access to the LAN through the nearest PC. The potential for BT & similar technologies is huge & there are other technologies being touted such as the even lower powered ZigBee aimed at low b/w non-ad hoc networks such as monitoring devices in factories. 802.11e is slated to handle video streaming next year & has vastly more b/w than BT. ZigBee isn't yet available & BT Lite may become a reality to compete with it. SE's 3G phone, the Z1010 reportedly has BT with a 100m range & who's to say that BT won't evolve to have greater b/w, multiple channels or faster recognition. ZigBee's handshaking supposedly happens in milliseconds unlike BT which is deathly slow & IMO, the worst aspect of BT. There are other more specialist technologies such as RFID which will replace barcodes & security sensors in shops. RFID uses passive tags that require no power. This link: http://tinyurl.com/u69t mentions another system called LibertyLink which uses a magnetic field instead of an electric one to address problems of interference between all these potentially crowded frequencies: http://www.auracomm.com/Product/LibertyLink.asp As more & more RF devices get used, interference & security will probably become an issue as will standards as various parts of the world use their frequency spectrum differently & the cost just too high to adhere to international ones. IIRC, BT in France has slightly lower b/w for this very reason. Cordless Landline phones already have a very robust, 30-300m range & high quality air interface with DECT & there's little point in BT reinventing the wheel but many devices use proprietary RF coms that could use ZigBee - my cordless cycle computer suffers from interference if I take my bike on a train. We all have the European Union to thank for making this explosion in RF technology far more easily available in biting the painful & initially expensive bullet called the EMC Directive (CE marking). Even America sat up & listened to that one.
Posts: n/a Re: Any Revolutionary Bluetooth ideas? How about an adaptor that would plug into a non BT handset (LGVX6000/Verizon, ie.) to give it handsfree capability for use in BT-enabled autos? "DaveNewsGroups" <djevans@iinet.com.au> wrote in message news:3fab4119$0$1729$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.a u... > If there were anything you'd like connected to your PDA/Phone/Laptop other > than a headset... or other PDA/Phone/Laptop/Printer.. > > What would it be? > > Im looking for new product ideas. > > >
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