, except that it also comes with a USB Bluetooth adapter, so you can make VoIP calls on your PC.</p>
<p>It works with cellphones as well, and, conversely, if your PC already sports Bluetooth, you should be able to make it work with any other hands-free earpiece. But S-E had the foresight to make sure these guys ship as a kit, a family, a bundle. Isn’t that exciting?</p>
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Yeah, _really_ exciting especially since I’ve been using my HBH 600 with my Mac for years. ;-)
Yeah, my Palm BT headset has worked with my G4 Powerbook for years – bundling isn’t all that exciting when BT is becoming more standard on laptops and PCs these days…
Yeah, my Plantronics Voyager works great with my Powerbook.
Too bad Window XP’s Bluetooth support is ass. Microsoft’s stack? Widcomm stack? Having to manually connect to the headset to be able to use it? Right…
I’ve been using my Nokia BH-900 with my Thinkpad’s built in bluetooth on skype. Works great!
They should market it to skype users, the reality is that all the bluetooth headset guys should promote a dongle for skype usage for those that don’t have bluetooth built in.