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but still it all depends on Sony, Ericsson and SonyEricsson.
I didn't see this concept come fast but from the ad about memory stick show 2yrs ago and the recent DVD camcorder (shot, burn, share theme)...i do expect it will happen soon.
One day we might be able to playback MP3 thru some new sony hifi tht have wireless connection to the speaker....i just hope all this happen faster
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Posted: 2005-03-25 01:35:38
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or what would be cool is a 'bluetooth' hard drivve with eveythign you could poss need on it. then when your near any phoen or computer your info is instantly there.
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Posted: 2005-03-25 03:05:57
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People now days thinks... the old sch infra red is really a useless feature.. even in the newer model like V800/S700 still do have infra red.... personally i think its true.. kinda useless in a way...
However.. infra red will be a great feature.. if SONY and SE allows SONY devices like DVD players, TV etc... to communicate with SE phones... so we SE owners would hv a remote control for our home entertainment.. thus infra red is a useful feature...
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Posted: 2005-03-25 17:38:55
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Is there any such thing as a Hi Fi with BT 2.0? You would have thought Sony would have developed one. It would be good place to start for our wireless home, streaming music from mobile to Hi Fi.
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Posted: 2005-03-25 20:44:00
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Sony and Pioneer have start offering wireless speaker system but tht is not using BT 1.2 or 2.0...of course i know 1.2 can't cope with the ammount of bitrate needed for good or decent musicplayback
if....SE manage to bring tht wireless system made for Hifi audio into their phone....something interesting will happen.
vice versa, Sony can bring BT into those speaker system.
Well I don't see a point why TV, DVD player cannot offer BT....in tht way, IRDA will die sooner or later.
The model number for Sony speaker with wireless connection is Sony SSX90ED and another one which you can check out thru the link below
http://www.sonystyle.com/is-b[....]ion-Start?ProductSKU=SRSRF90RK[ This Message was edited by: c96sthl on 2005-03-26 03:11 ]
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Posted: 2005-03-26 04:06:02
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Do any Hi Fi s have USB? Has anyone used the new MMV-200? Does that enable streaming or does it upload then playback media files? I think USB port would make simpler to achieve.
May be Walkman will release a Bluetooth wireless speaker system specifcally for mobiles to stream to, I hope so. .
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Posted: 2005-03-26 11:16:00
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the biggest Question is when MMV200 will be out.
It is still in coming soon "lah"
Ya, I almost forgotten SE have this gadget....but still using USB have one obstacle....wire.
now wirelss USB is already in discussion but the bad part for wireless USB is that people again start making statement tht bluetooth with die when wireless USB is widely available.
Personally the worst part tht I can see for BT is tht wireless USB might limited the usage on BT beyond handphone/PDA but it just don't seem tht it can totally wipe out BT.
[ This Message was edited by: c96sthl on 2005-03-28 01:14 ]
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Posted: 2005-03-28 02:12:21
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We can only hope they make wireless usb (wusb) backward compatible, because when you go to buy a new BT adapter, why would you not buy a wireless usb adapter, when you can still use it with your old bt devices, but also buy swanky new wusb devices?
It will take 2 years or so for wusb devices to become as cheap as bt devices, but once that happens BT will go the way of the old 9pin serial connections, just the way usb has replaced serial for digital cameras.
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Posted: 2005-03-28 02:29:17
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one of the problem is INTEL made a public statement saying BT is dying.
But then knowing what happen to the initial launch of USB....maybe like you said it will take a very long time for WUSB to take off.
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Posted: 2005-03-28 02:51:09
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1-2 years before it replaces bt, anyway. Hopefully we'll see a big influx of wireless usb in the next 6-12 months, but even then BT will endure for a while, atleast a year after wusb becomes popular, imho.
It'll take me a year or two to replace all my BT devices; dongles, a keyboard and mouse, BT mobiles, BT headsets, carkit and whatever other BT I buy before wusb is available.
Here's an interesting quote: "The key advantage of this technology over Bluetooth is ease of use — so many users have been burned by compatibility and setup issues when trying to get Bluetooth devices to talk to each other. For the average consumer, if it isn’t dead easy to set up, it just ain’t gonna fly"
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000260034425/
I'm hoping that means BT connections will be as seemless as usb cable connections (imagine a drive appears in "my computer" with your phones folders, much like a digital camera or usb drive)
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Posted: 2005-03-28 13:26:12
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