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2010-09-05
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I don't see why the battery status feature wouldn't still work.
Unless Sony deliberately locked-it-off for non-Sony BT headsets.
You wouldn't need a dongle if you used a non-Sony BT headset.
The PS3 already has "standard" (I'd assume) BT integrated.....
It'd be worthwhile looking into at the very least........
To answer your question......
The Sony BT headset should work with N900, so long as it implements standard BT.
Even if it's not 2.1 EDR, the N900 will be backwards compatible.
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2010-09-05
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the sony headset dont needs a dongle.
i think i will buy it and if it doesn't work with n900 i simply give it back
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2010-09-15
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I bought a pair of Klipsch S2m earphones which had been suggested, but they don't work, they make a strange and loud clicking noise, so it seems the N900 is sensitive about which earphones/headsets work.
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$ alsamixer -c0
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2010-09-15
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2010-09-28
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2010-12-08
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That is interesting. I saw a similar complaint on an mp3 player forum about somebody's mp3 player killing earphones. One earphone after another burned out, always in the right channel. The cure was to avoid plugging/unplugging the earphones while the player was turned on. Apparently that particular player was sending dc into the earphones when you do that. Maybe the n900 has a similar bug.
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2010-12-20
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2010-12-21
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2010-12-21
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I was able to make the Klipsch S2m earphones with mic work with N900.
Executed
and modified the the Jack Function to value Headset.Code:$ alsamixer -c0
Tested the mic in recorder application. There is no status bar icon though and this has to done everytime the earphones are plugged-in. Maybe a script will help.
-- Debjit
Unless Sony deliberately locked-it-off for non-Sony BT headsets.
You wouldn't need a dongle if you used a non-Sony BT headset.
The PS3 already has "standard" (I'd assume) BT integrated.....
It'd be worthwhile looking into at the very least........
To answer your question......
The Sony BT headset should work with N900, so long as it implements standard BT.
Even if it's not 2.1 EDR, the N900 will be backwards compatible.
Last edited by jalyst; 2010-09-05 at 17:48.