Hi, I just ordered a new computer and noticed that it has Bluetooth capabilities. Can anyone clarify what this will do for me? Like, I know that blue tooth is like wireless things but what can it do for my computer? Thanks.
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You can connect Bluetooth peripherals (like printers, mice, keyboards, etc) to it as well as your cellphone, if that supports bluetooth. It is a PAN (personal area network) device.
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Lots of things!
You can use it to connect peripherals like mice and keyboards; you can pair PDAs, phones, and headsets to your computer.
It's just a wireless standard.
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Thanks guys
What about connecting to the internet? Will it like find any sources better or am I just being unrealistic? -
ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Its good for those cell phone fanatics that always have to have new ring tones or backgrounds.
Instead of paying 1$-2$ per tone to download it from somewhere, you can get them for free off the internet and just use bluetooth to tranfer it to your phone. Its a good way to make your own custom ring tones aswell like I have done, so you can have somthing diffrent than everybody else.
Then its good for running a wireless keyboard/mouse if thats your thing.
Thats the main uses imo, if its a newer version of bluetooth it can run wirless sterio headphones aswell, that may be nice for a notebook if your in a public place and want to watch a movie or play a game and not have to have the cords to deal with or make everybody else listen to it. -
ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
You probably could network it to your computer via bluetooth and with the right software connect to the internet via networking and using bluetooth a network bridge... but it would suck
Oh and also bluetooth remotes. My phone is a Sony W600, it comes preloaded with the software to use it as a remote for your computer to use it as a media remote, you can do this with other phones aswell eather by downloading compataible software, or downloading a program for you computer. -
that's cool. thanks!
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There are also infra-red headphones
tbh if you want headphones, I would get wired still. Some of us care about SQIf you must have wireless capabilities, then go ahead I suppose
OP, BT has uses like transferring stuff to and fro your mobile for example, but I was never one to just spend money just for the hell of it. If you have a use for it, all the better but I wouldn't buy something for the sake of it. I don't use the built-in bt on mine
Hold on, did I just say that?! -
ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Yeah definitly SQ = wired.
BT is good for say being in a public place for a short time and how small they are, or maybe in my case at work so I cant watcha movie or play a game in the back office but help people in the front, the BT headphones look like a cell phone headset thing so nobody will be the wiser. -
Bluetooth uses?
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