The T3010D doesn't have built-in BT. What would I need to do to config the
3010 with BT (i.e. compact flash card) so that I could use a BT headset
(Jabra BT250)? I understand in general that a computer must support the
Bluetooth handsfree or headset profile in order for the headset to work, but
not sure exactly how that is accomplished.

I will also use the BT card for phone sync'ing and GPRS Internet
connections.

Appreciate the group's ideas.

Dan

I have been able to set up my desktop with the Belkin USB Bluetooth adapter
(Part # F8T001 ) which came with Widcomm software providing, among others, a
headset profile. So I am able to use a Plantronics 1500 bluetooth headset
to connect with my desktop. I use this for pc-telephone to make voip calls
from my pc to landline phones..

I think the important part is to make sure the bluetooth device you buy (be
it a usb adapter or CF card) supports the headset profile.

On a side note, I am currently considering buying a T3010D, but am a bit
concerned about the size/weight. How do you like it so far? Is it too
bulky for tablet use?

Thanks

John
"Dan Everest" <deverest@austin.rr.com REMOVE TO SEND> wrote in message
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>
> The T3010D doesn't have built-in BT. What would I need to do to config
the
> 3010 with BT (i.e. compact flash card) so that I could use a BT headset
> (Jabra BT250)? I understand in general that a computer must support the
> Bluetooth handsfree or headset profile in order for the headset to work,
but
> not sure exactly how that is accomplished.
>
> I will also use the BT card for phone sync'ing and GPRS Internet
> connections.
>
> Appreciate the group's ideas.
>
> Dan
>
>

John,

Thanks for your info on BT cards/USB adapter. I currently have a Socket BT
CF Card (used on old Dell) and I don't think it has headset profile but I
have to verify. I want to configure as you have yours, sounds good.

Regarding the T3010, I can't comment, I just purchased one that I will get
in a week. I have been looking into TPCs for 4 months and am excited to
finally have pulled the trigger. Regarding weight and size. For me, 10"
was too small and I felt 14" was too big. So, my goal became <=4lbs. I
needed convertible design, because I have been using a laptop for 6 years
(ONLY) and can't leap directly to slate. The smallest laptop I have owned
was 5 lbs and I thought it was very small/light and I think the Fujitsu will
be similar (better).

Thanks again on BT info.

Dan


"John Haller" <jhaller@performanceimplementations.com> wrote in message
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> I have been able to set up my desktop with the Belkin USB Bluetooth
adapter
> (Part # F8T001 ) which came with Widcomm software providing, among others,
a
> headset profile. So I am able to use a Plantronics 1500 bluetooth headset
> to connect with my desktop. I use this for pc-telephone to make voip
calls
> from my pc to landline phones..
>
> I think the important part is to make sure the bluetooth device you buy
(be
> it a usb adapter or CF card) supports the headset profile.
>
> On a side note, I am currently considering buying a T3010D, but am a bit
> concerned about the size/weight. How do you like it so far? Is it too
> bulky for tablet use?
>
> Thanks
>
> John
> "Dan Everest" <deverest@austin.rr.com REMOVE TO SEND> wrote in message
> news:E9c4c.23038$u53.6104@fe1.texas.rr.com...
> >
> > The T3010D doesn't have built-in BT. What would I need to do to config
> the
> > 3010 with BT (i.e. compact flash card) so that I could use a BT headset
> > (Jabra BT250)? I understand in general that a computer must support the
> > Bluetooth handsfree or headset profile in order for the headset to work,
> but
> > not sure exactly how that is accomplished.
> >
> > I will also use the BT card for phone sync'ing and GPRS Internet
> > connections.
> >
> > Appreciate the group's ideas.
> >
> > Dan
> >
> >
>
>

Hope things work out with the bluetooth...

I am only in month 2 of my tablet search, so I would appreciate hearing your
take on the t3010 when you do get it...

John
"Dan Everest" <deverest@austin.rr.com REMOVE TO SEND> wrote in message
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> John,
>
> Thanks for your info on BT cards/USB adapter. I currently have a Socket
BT
> CF Card (used on old Dell) and I don't think it has headset profile but I
> have to verify. I want to configure as you have yours, sounds good.
>
> Regarding the T3010, I can't comment, I just purchased one that I will get
> in a week. I have been looking into TPCs for 4 months and am excited to
> finally have pulled the trigger. Regarding weight and size. For me, 10"
> was too small and I felt 14" was too big. So, my goal became <=4lbs. I
> needed convertible design, because I have been using a laptop for 6 years
> (ONLY) and can't leap directly to slate. The smallest laptop I have owned
> was 5 lbs and I thought it was very small/light and I think the Fujitsu
will
> be similar (better).
>
> Thanks again on BT info.
>
> Dan
>
>
> "John Haller" <jhaller@performanceimplementations.com> wrote in message
> news:urtCHdFCEHA.2888@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > I have been able to set up my desktop with the Belkin USB Bluetooth
> adapter
> > (Part # F8T001 ) which came with Widcomm software providing, among
others,
> a
> > headset profile. So I am able to use a Plantronics 1500 bluetooth
headset
> > to connect with my desktop. I use this for pc-telephone to make voip
> calls
> > from my pc to landline phones..
> >
> > I think the important part is to make sure the bluetooth device you buy
> (be
> > it a usb adapter or CF card) supports the headset profile.
> >
> > On a side note, I am currently considering buying a T3010D, but am a bit
> > concerned about the size/weight. How do you like it so far? Is it too
> > bulky for tablet use?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > John
> > "Dan Everest" <deverest@austin.rr.com REMOVE TO SEND> wrote in message
> > news:E9c4c.23038$u53.6104@fe1.texas.rr.com...
> > >
> > > The T3010D doesn't have built-in BT. What would I need to do to
config
> > the
> > > 3010 with BT (i.e. compact flash card) so that I could use a BT
headset
> > > (Jabra BT250)? I understand in general that a computer must support
the
> > > Bluetooth handsfree or headset profile in order for the headset to
work,
> > but
> > > not sure exactly how that is accomplished.
> > >
> > > I will also use the BT card for phone sync'ing and GPRS Internet
> > > connections.
> > >
> > > Appreciate the group's ideas.
> > >
> > > Dan
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>