[Bluez-users] New pda

[Bluez-users] New pda

[Jérôme Stadelmann]

Hi all!

I would like to buy a pda that allow me to use a SCO connection as a
headset, to connect with my linux workstation.
Do somebody knows a bluetooth pda that has bluez and its voice capability ?

Thanks

Jerome




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Re: [Bluez-users] New pda

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Jerome,

> I would like to buy a pda that allow me to use a SCO connection as a
> headset, to connect with my linux workstation.
> Do somebody knows a bluetooth pda that has bluez and its voice capability ?

what OS should run on the PDA?

Regards

Marcel




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Re: [Bluez-users] New pda

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Jerome,

> It's not important. All I want first is to receive some voice from a
> bluetooth transmission and play it threw the speaker of the pda.
> What I saw is that j2me doesn't allow this, then I think embedded linux is a
> good idea for that

actually the BlueZ SCO support is not perfect and I don't know of any
Windows CE based PDA with Headset profile. The bigger problem is to get
a PDA with a good Bluetooth chip and firmware. Even my iPAQ 3970 has an
old 0x72 CSR firmware. The new iPAQ's contain Zeevo chips and I don't
think that it is good to run SCO over H4. Maybe they connected the PCM
interface of the Bluetooth chip to the speaker, but I don't know. You
see, many unknown variables.

Regards

Marcel




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