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Choirguy · 10-23-04, 02:26 AM

Here's an idea...

How about a bluetooth device that would take an audio signal (heck, even a video signal) from a bluetooth-enabled handheld device, and translate that into an audio (or video) signal that could be patched into a stereo, receiver, whatever.

Kind of like current cassette adapters to 1/8" jack or fm modulators.

It's got to be possible, especially if they have bluetooth headsets.

Speaking of that, who all sells STEREO bluetooth headsets? Not the telephone one-earpiece units.

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Choirguy Aximsite Veteran Uber Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,439 Device: Apple iPhone 3G Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Bluetooth Audio Adapter Here's an idea... How about a bluetooth device that would take an audio signal (heck, even a video signal) from a bluetooth-enabled handheld device, and translate that into an audio (or video) signal that could be patched into a stereo, receiver, whatever. Kind of like current cassette adapters to 1/8" jack or fm modulators. It's got to be possible, especially if they have bluetooth headsets. Speaking of that, who all sells STEREO bluetooth headsets? Not the telephone one-earpiece units.