Dual Layer Dvd: Bluetooth Audio Adapter

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Bluetooth Audio Adapter

Sony Ericsson's Bluetooth audio adapter is a mobile unit. It is about the size of a USB memory stick and powered by a battery. Grab the adapter and the included cables and you are ready to play your music at a friend's house.
The Bluetooth adapters that connect music phones to home stereos are simple products that don't do much, but that's exactly why it's easy to like them. There's not much that could go wrong, especially, after you have made sure that your music phone features Bluetooth A2DP.

ew to Sony's 2007 line of AV receivers and home-theater-in-a-box systems--with both its Bravia and component-based lines--is the Digital Media Port (or DMPort), a proprietary jack that offers connectivity to one of four optional accessories. The quartet of compatible add-ons include the TDM-NC1 (a Wi-Fi music streamer), the TDM-IP1 (an iPod dock), the TDM-NW1 (a dock for certain Sony Walkman MP3 models), and the TDM-BT1 (a Bluetooth adapter). By offering the adapters as optional accessories, Sony is theoretically keeping the cost of the main units down, but still is allowing users a "choose-your-own-adventure" option for the digital audio source of their choice.