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Compatibility with older iPods 

Jan Grabowski • Tuesday 8th August 2006 16:47 GMT

This product does indeed sound excellent. Is there any information about its compatibility with previous generations of iPods, though?

(BTW, the link contained in the article points to what I presume is an older version of the Blueye.)

Website under construction 

Anonymous Coward • Tuesday 8th August 2006 17:10 GMT

I think their site's not done yet. Like you say, it looks like an older version of the product. That was never released, and the new-design Blueye isn't either. Hopefully, they'll fix by October. £35 is a *lot* cheaper than the Jabra equivalent.

Where do you speak into? 

ben • Wednesday 9th August 2006 16:14 GMT

Do you use your phone as normal - having to take your earpiece out of your ear to hear the call, and then scrabble around to find your phone as per usual; or does one use the gadget as a handsfree thingie also?

If it is the former, it seems pretty pointless, if it is the latter, seems pretty awesome.

Diva Gem does this 

Allan Kelly • Friday 11th August 2006 11:52 GMT

I've been using the Diva Gem for years, which is a bluetooth headset/MP3 player with an SDRAM slot. Works perfectly. Rechargable. Small. Indestructible (by me, so far). Cheapish (about £80). Recommended.

al.

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