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    new sony bluetooth remote. will it work with SZ

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by neilk2350, May 16, 2006.

  1. neilk2350

    neilk2350 Notebook Evangelist

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    Sony Bluetooth Remote
    READ MORE: Bluetooth, Entertainment, Remote Control, Sony, home

    sony_remotes.jpgSony’s on a roll, introducing products right and left, and here’s the company’s answer to Apple’s simply-designed remote. The VGP-BRM1 is a Bluetooth remote control that works with Sony’s Bluetooth-compatible Walkman MP3 players and VAIO PCs. The palm-sized control is available in black or white, weighs about an ounce, and includes a charging cradle. Never mind the Walkman—looks like Sony’s paving the way for its PCs to take their place in the home theater.

    Sony’s Bluetooth remote control for PC and Walkman [Akihabara News]

    http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news-11746-Sony's+Bluetooth+remore+control+for+PC+and+Walkman.html
     
    neilk2350, May 16, 2006
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    ProphetX Notebook Evangelist

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    i dont see why not.
     
    ProphetX, May 16, 2006
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    Jballa Notebook Geek

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    Be careful i still have trouble using my sony bluetooth mouse when not using a clean install of the FE. Bluetooth is a annoying technology because of the driver stacks. Real smart companies, each liscense out drivers for it so the end user can't ever get the right one. -jb
     
    Jballa, May 17, 2006
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