Bluetooth Headphone

yousaf465 · 01 May 2010

Fedora 12 claims it as here https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_12_tour
Can I do the same in windows 7

Support for Bluetooth audio devices lets you enjoy audio on your computer without the hassle of wires. That's right - you can stand right up and dance your heart out (or go get a cup of coffee) without losing a beat! Start a voice chat with friends online, or chill out with some tunes in Rhythmbox. Fedora's also got great support for many of the devices you use every day. Whether you're looking to keep your calendar in sync or keep the music flowing throughout your day, Fedora's there for you. Connect your mobile MP3 player, PDA, or smartphone, and let Fedora 12 unite all your digital entertainment.

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mitchell65 · 01 May 2010

Not sure what you want to do! Are you asking if Windows 7 will support Bluetooth? I use a Bluetooth headset for VOIP etc if that is any help!

yousaf465 · 02 May 2010

Yes I was asking just that.

Product FRED · 02 May 2010

Yeah, you just right click on the bluetooth icon in the tray and click "Add Device". Then let it scan for your headset and choose to connect to it.

yousaf465 · 02 May 2010

How much a average good quality bluetooth headphone costs ? Also what will happen to the output from my speakers ?

mitchell65 · 02 May 2010

yousaf465 said:

How much a average good quality bluetooth headphone costs ?
Bit like asking, "How long is a piece of string" Try "Bluetooth headsets" in Google
Also what will happen to the output from my speakers ?
What do you want to happen, most things are possible within reason!

Very difficult for us to work out prices when we only have your timezone, not your home country!

yousaf465 · 02 May 2010

Just tell me the prices in your country I will X with 85 for $ and othe rates for other.

Any recod, any model you people use.

mitchell65 · 02 May 2010

I have to say that I never listen to music or watch DVD's on my PC so perhaps I am not the best judge. But I use a cheap end Logitech wireless headset, cost around 20 UK Pounds. Works OK but I do not find them very comfortable so don't use it that much.

yousaf465 · 02 May 2010

Can you give me the mode or any other info. so that I can avoid those. :)

mitchell65 · 02 May 2010

yousaf465 said:

Can you give me the mode or any other info. so that I can avoid those. :)

Sorry gave you the wrong impression. It's not a specific model that I find uncomfortable, it's all ear pieces that wrap around the outside of the ear. I can't wear those ear pieces that fit inside the ear either, I just don't like them, It's just me, I'm getting too old for all the modern stuff