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IOGEAR's USB Adapters with the Bluetooth wireless technology + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) deliver faster wireless data transfer speed, improved bandwidth and draw less power than ever before. Now when you add Bluetooth wireless technology to your desktop or notebook PC or Mac, you'll be able to wirelessly transfer photos from your Bluetooth camera phone to your computer. You can also use your Bluetooth headset to make wireless Internet calls (Skype, MSN messenger, etc.)You'll also be able to wirelessly connect up to seven Bluetooth devices together and transfer even the largest files quickly and easily due to greater bandwidth. And adapters' lower power consumption means longer battery life on your notebook computer. Just plug in an IOGEAR USB adapter with Bluetooth wireless technology and get your computer wirelessly sharing data with your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone, PDA, stereo headphones, printer and more!This Bluetooth Class 2 adapter is compatible with both Mac and PC computers, a
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| Depth | 0.4Inch | | Height | 2.2Inch | | Width | 0.8Inch | | Primary Information |
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| Data Link Protocol | Bluetooth 2.0 EDR | | Form Factor | External | | Networking / Compliant Standards | Bluetooth 2.0, USB 1.1 | | Networking Type | Network adapter | | Data Transfer Rate | 2.1MBps | | Features | Bluetooth Class:Class 2 | | Networking Interface | USB |
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