Andy,
Perhaps you'd better make it clear that while Bluetooth is "wireless"
it is a completely different kind of "Wireless" than "WIFI."
You cannot use Bluetooth to access a Wireless router, or Wireless
hot-spot like at public libraries or coffee shops, etc.
You cannot use WIFI to connect to your Bluetooth Device like the GPS
receiver or a cell phone.
In fact, your original message implied that you could put a bluetooth
card in a classic. Is that what you meant?
Richard
on Thursday 10/5/2006 11:53 AM andy riden said
Hi Rhonda,
I thought I should point out that Bluetooth is just as "wireless"
as Wi-Fi - I thought there was scope for confusion! Especially if
Chris was told that the mPower could do it but the classic couldn't.
regards,
Andy.
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