The supplier is from www.broad-tel.com
On 6/14/05, Jian Hong GUAN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That interests me. Can you send me the informations about products and
suppliers?
Best regards,
--Hong
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On Tue, June 14, 2005 13:04, Paul Mahler said:
I've bought bunches of these:
http://www.tigernetcom.com/products_USB_100.html
they work great. Very handy.
Paul
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I'm trying to find a voip-suitable USB headset (I.E. headphones +
microphone) which I can use with my
There is an USB softphone or MP3 softphone that you may find useful.
The USB softphone in size of USB flash disk comes with built-in sound
drive. It can embed a softphone such that it is portable anywhere even
an computer does not equip with a sound card. It is also a USB flash
disk that can be
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I've bought bunches of these:
How about using a bluetooth headset? You would just need a bluetooth
dongle for the laptop to provide the wireless connection for the headset...
Mark
(i'm in the process of trying this with an old usb bluetooth dongle
(trying to find a suitable driver and manufacturers appears to have
If you plan to go this route don't buy a bluetooth adaptor that uses the
XTNDconntect software. I've never been able to get it to work properly
and there are no updates since last year (from the hardware vendor at
least). Its an Innovision Wavelinker USB bluetooth module. I can
discover and
I've been able to get it working with some diffent software. Once you
have the devices paired and a headset profile available (the XTNDconnect
software didn't have much in the way of bluetooth profiles available -
but the widcomm software has loads - including the headset profile) you
should
