But what advantage does bluetooth offer? Can't I do with Ethernet on
wifi what I can do on bluetooth?
Isn't bluetooth one method of wireless connecting? 802.11 another? Both
accomplish the same thing, albeit differently, and one maybe does it
better--but?
I guess I'm confused as to why bluetooth is able to do what wifi
can't--but then, I've never used bluetooth...
can you straighten me out?
thanks.
Steve
Javier Monllor wrote:
> If you are only interested in file transfers, and not syncing, then
> you should consider bluetooth. I purchased a PICO Card from Adrianno
> and can now transfer text files, packages and vcards to my Newt and
> back with very little issues.
>
> I've also installed ethernet and WiFi but have only used email, no
> browsing and no package installation or syncing (I think you can
> install packages with email but I haven't tried that either).
>
> If you're interested in ethernet, drop me a line off list as I have
> one I can let go for a good price.
>
> Tovi
>
> On Oct 10, 2006, at 5:43 PM, Steve Trotter wrote:
>
> *snip*
>
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