Hi Mary, I bought an exceptionally nice one of these devices for my brother for
christmas. It was $15 on Ebay.
Best,
erik burggraaf
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On 2010-01-05, at 2:03 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> Hi folks,
Also, if you find yourself getting out of range for the keyboard, their are
non-Blue Tooth RF keyboards that will work any where in your house or yard
unless you own some massive plantation.
cdh
On Jan 5, 2010, at 5:35 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
> Hi Mary, well it looks like peeps have already sug
Thanks for all the ideas. I think airfoil looks interesting, although its not
the cheapest way to go. Oddly enough, my stereo has no fm tuner, the old one I
had having broken, and commercial programming being so devoid of meaningful
content that I never replaced it. So I suppose the transmitter
Hi Mary, well it looks like peeps have already suggested the bluetooth
headset idea, but have you considered a simple FM transmitter?
You can find very low-cost transmitters that should have no trouble
transmitting from room to room, so you could send all your sound from your mini
to a ster
There are also wireless computer speakers.
On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:18 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> Hi Chris,
> Yes, I know about wireless headphones. I worked using headphones for 8 hours
> a day for 30 years, so I try to avoid them when possible. It could be
> a cheap way to find out just how far the
Well you certainly could use a bluetooth headset, which would work reasonably
well if your not to far from the source. You also could for about $100 purchase
an AirPort Express and purchase a program such as Airfoil from Rogue Omeeba and
stream audio to a stereo etc. wirelessly. Now it has been
For about $300 you could go with this which starts with a 1km antenna
but you can get optional antennas for up to 30km range.
http://www.aircable.net/industrial-male.html
Of course you might have to do a little dev work to get it set up since
it's not a turnkey system.
CB
Chris Hofstader wr
Hi Chris,
Yes, I know about wireless headphones. I worked using headphones for 8 hours a
day for 30 years, so I try to avoid them when possible. It could be a
cheap way to find out just how far the keyboard will work reliably, though. 30
feet might do what I want.
Mary--
You received this mes
Wireless headphones are available at BestBuy etc. for a pretty little money.
Your keyboard, though, only has about 30 feet of range and I'm uncertain about
Blue Tooth boosters.
On Jan 5, 2010, at 2:03 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> Hi folks,
> When I bought my Mac mini recently, I purchased a bluetoo
Hi folks,
When I bought my Mac mini recently, I purchased a bluetooth keyboard with it,
because it was the best keyboard they had in the store, in terms of the over
all feel etc. Its nice not being tied to a desk, but it would be really cool if
it would be possible to take this keyboard into ano
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