From CES: Tiny Bluetooth USB adaptor


	From CES: Tiny Bluetooth USB adaptor

ericskiff

1-8-2007 7:11 PM

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ces, engadget, mogo, bluetooth, usb, usb2, bluetooth 2.0, small, tech, technology

ericskiff says:

I'm surprised that bluetooth doesn't come built in on most mobile computers yet. Check out engadget for lots more CES coverage

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1-19-2007 2:39 PM

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Almost makes me wish I had something to put one on...

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