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        Old 25th December 2003, 23:15   #1 (permalink)
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        Bluetooth SD card and Treo 600
        Has anyone tried using a PDA/cell phone combo unit and adding a Bluetooth card...then connecting with in-car Bluetooth kit? If so, is it an easy setup? Does it have all features of a phone with integrated Bluetooth (Muting, Voice Dial, in-dash phone book, etc.)?

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        Old 26th December 2003, 00:22   #2 (permalink)
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        Re: Bluetooth SD card and Treo 600
        Don't know, but that's what I want to do, too! The Treo 600 ROCKS!
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        Re: Bluetooth SD card and Treo 600
        I just answered my own question for those of you that want to know. Palm OS 5.xx does not support Bluetooth SD cards per Palm website. Reading a few other websites conclude that there is no planned support because the current Palm's have built-in Bluetooth. Sucks...I plan on returning my Treo 600 for a Sony T608.

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