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Abe Bluetooth Stereo Cassette |
axxxr
Joined: Mar 21, 2003
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From: Londinium
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The Abe BT 80C Bluetooth Stereo Cassette wirelessly connects Bluetooth-enabled music players or PC to your car or home stereo tape recorder. Just put the Bluetooth Stereo Cassette into any cassette tape recorder, pair and connect it to any Bluetooth-enabled audio devices such as MP3, PDA, CD or PC, you are ready to enjoy your digital music with full sound and convenience. www.abe-hk.com
• Support HSP, HF, A2DP and AVDTP
• Implements SBC codec and MP3 decoder specified in A2DP
• Interoperates with both Bluetooth cell phones and A2DP enabled audio devices
• Efficient power management for low-power operation
• Incorporates audio playback at 16 bit, 44.1 KHz (max) for HiFi
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tranquil
Joined: Dec 15, 2001
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From: Oslo, Norway
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This is a joke, right? 
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soichiro
Joined: Jan 12, 2004
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From: Cucumberland
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apparently not! 
bluetooth cassette.... lmao
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batesie
Joined: Feb 13, 2004
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From: London, UK
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lets try one in a tape player at home, bluetooth hifi!
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axxxr
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On 2005-02-24 11:06:20, tranquil wrote:
This is a joke, right?
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I think we are a fair bit away from april fools day! 
Would be nice to have have some feedback and opinions on this unique product.It opens up a lot of posibilities within the car that has a tape deck..don't you think that it would be great if we have a minidisk and cd versions aswell? 
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batesie
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From: London, UK
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CD?! woo that would be impressive
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tranquil
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From: Oslo, Norway
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Well, if this thing is the real McCoy it sure does have potential for (at least here in Norway) the very limited gorup of people who still only has a cassette player in their car. That limited group of people will again be the kind of people who don't mind much about modern tecnology and are happy with their old equipment that don't need to be upgraded because it still works.
Then again you could split that (going from very limitet to very very limited now ) group of people in to two categories; the "no need to cchange something that works"-category and the "I only listen to the radio whilst in driving"-category.
No, I doubt this  cassette has the potential it would have had 10 years ago. (Eh... 10 years ago didn't exist!)
OK, I'll refraze that; No, I doubt this cssette has any potential at all.
10 years ago yes, but not these days. (Will you shut up Tranquil! You are repeating yourself!)
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bobby_splithead2000
Joined: Jun 02, 2003
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From: England
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I think its a great idea shame theres not more bluetooth enabled walkmans etc...
On a side note I bought the ABE bluetooth headset for £17,99 on Cd-wow and its great! |
axxxr
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On 2005-02-24 17:40:35, tranquil wrote:
Well, if this thing is the real McCoy it sure does have potential for (at least here in Norway) the very limited gorup of people who still only has a cassette player in their car. |
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First of all i am pretty sure this is the real McCoy!...And even in norway im sure there are plenty of uptodate gadget nerds who still use tape decks in there vehicles...Don't you think?
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On 2005-02-24 17:40:35, tranquil wrote
That limited group of people will again be the kind of people who don't mind much about modern tecnology and are happy with their old equipment that don't need to be upgraded because it still works. |
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Again just because someone has a tape deck in the care,doesn't mean they would'nt have any interest in other forms of modern technology!..In case u had'nt noticed there is a much wider world outside norway who happily keep abreast of modern tech whilst still having a tape deck..In fact i have lots of friends who have all manner modern gadgets/gizmos yet still retain a tape player in the car as a preffered method of listening to music,I myself have still got a tape player in one of my cars along with a CD changer.
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On 2005-02-24 17:40:35, tranquil wrote:Then again you could split that (going from very limitet to very very limited now ) group of people in to two categories; the "no need to cchange something that works"-category and the "I only listen to the radio whilst in driving"-category. |
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I don't know where your quite going with that one! ...We are still discussing the bluetooth enabled tape aren't we?
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On 2005-02-24 17:40:35, tranquil wrote:No, I doubt this cassette has the potential it would have had 10 years ago. (Eh... 10 years ago didn't exist!)
OK, I'll refraze that; No, I doubt this cssette has any potential at all.10 years ago yes, but not these days. (Will you shut up Tranquil! You are repeating yourself!) |
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Actually i think your completely wrong....With more and more products on the market now with bluetooth,..i-pods with bluetooth to be announced fairly soon.streaming music from your ipod to your cars sound system is just one possibility!..Maybe not in norway but elsewhere around the globe tape decks are very popular still(I still use mine)and will continue to be used for years to come.
Im sure there a lots of peoople here on esato who would find a use for this?.. Come on guys!
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