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msi usb bluetooth key (MS-6967) |
GOwin
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@619, sure. i see no problem about that. actually, i wanted to test the product before i buy it - the store refused  , so i was kinda biting the bullet when i bought it  |
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laffen
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Is it possible to establish a LAN connection using two adapters? Using one adapter as a client and the other as a server? |
arnoldc
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laffen, that's why i will buy one msi. so that i can have the anycom bt in my ipaq and the msi in my notebook to test this lan access stuff. 
will be glad to update everyone once i get it. |
laffen
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Ok. Then I'll have to order one more |
jorns
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MSI MS Bluetooth Key for 845E MAX2-BLR
USB:
So this key is supported by every motherboard with a USB connection? |
619
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lan using bt will be cool..
..dlreyes just went to pc express.. they dont have any msi.
[addsig] |
GOwin
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@jorns
yes, any PC with a USB port will support them. |
jorns
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ok, that's great. have to order one myself then.
 Sony Ericsson-Z600, :BT: Jabra BT200 og MSI-6967 :BT: |
arnoldc
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in singapore, it is availabe here:
Superpet
1 Rochor Canal Rd, SLS, #06-62, S(188504)
Unit No #06-62
Telephone +65 6883-1613
Fascimile +65 6883-1610
http://www.superpet.com.sg
for SGD99.00
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berrybianka
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@gowin: which one looks cheap? the msi? does it look like it will become 2 if it fell? |
GOwin
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@berrybianka. yes, the msi. what i meant by cheap is that it's cheap looking, but it looks sturdy enough. |
jorns
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i just spoke to the support center at komlett.no, and they said that you have to have a motherboard that support BLR to use the bluetooth key from msi. Not a regular motherboard with USB.
And such motherboard cost about 1700NKR.
Sony Ericsson-Z600, :BT: Jabra BT200 og MSI-6967 :BT: |
GOwin
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what does BLR stand for? |
jorns
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I dont know, just a thought, maybe 'bluetooth ready' ?
Sony Ericsson-Z600, :BT: Jabra BT200 og MSI-6967 :BT: |
GOwin
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just scoured the net.
i think that BLR thingie is actually a reference to the MSI 845E Max2-BLR (with bluetooth pin header) mainboard which is being marketed with the MS-6968 add-on card Bluetooth adapter. I think they're referring to the add-on card, and not the USB adapter.
The MS-6967 is a standard USB v1.1 accessory, and should work on all kinds of boards and PCs with USB ports.
Make sure that both of you are talking about the USB adapter (MS6967 Bluetooth Transceiving Key), not the add-on card (MS6968 Bluetooth Transceiving Module) for MSI mainboards with bluetooth pin headers.
Hope this helps.
[ This Message was edited by: GOwin on 2002-07-18 09:06 ]
[ This Message was edited by: GOwin on 2002-07-18 09:15 ] |
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Posted: 2002-07-18 06:25
Sony Ericsson-Z600, :BT: Jabra BT200 og MSI-6967 :BT: 
