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Wednesday, 11th November 2009Wednesday, 11th November 2009
Posted by Lester Chan at 21:32 in Review

In the same package as my Cool Bananas Netbook OrganiserBag, I also received my DriveMultiSolar Bluetooth Car Kit.

Here are the features and specifications copy + pasted from the website:

Features

  • Solar Powered Bluetooth Hands Free Kit
  • No Wires to Distract Driver
  • Affix to windscreen with accessories provided
  • Fast and Easy Pairing with Mobile phones
  • Noise cancelling Omni directional Microphone

Specification:

  • Bluetooth V2.1+EDR (enhanced data rate)
  • Operating distance: up to 10 metres
  • Frequency: 2.4 GHz – 2.48 GHz unlicensed ISM band
  • Supports headset and handset 1.5 profiles
  • Paired device memory: 8 paired devices
  • Talk time: Up to 13 hours (excluding solar charging)
  • Standby time: up to 800 hours (excluding solar charging)
  • Charging time: Using USB/car charger: around 3 hours (18 hours via solar panel)
  • Charger voltage: DC5.0V 550 mAh
  • Rechargable battery type: 650mAh lithium-ion
  • Size: 92.5 x 54 x 15.5 mm


Box – Front View


Box – Back View


Box Contents

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Monday, 5th October 2009Monday, 5th October 2009
Posted by Lester Chan at 17:00 in Review

I received this Bluetooth Pico Dongle from Mobile Fun last week for a mini review. You can ignore the Nano on the packaging, it suppose to be Pico. I have already feedback this to Mobile Fun.


Packaging – Front View


Packaging – Back View

Technical Specifications:

  • Integrated Ceramic Chip Antenna
  • Data Transfer 3 Mbit/s (max)
  • 10 Metre Coverage
  • Class 2 Specification
  • Frequency: 2.4GHz ISM Spectrum
  • Dimensions: 12 mm x 13 mm x 3 mm
  • Supported Profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, BIP, DUN, FAX, FTP, HCRP, HID, HSP, HFP, LAP, OPP, PAN, SPP
  • Security: Pairing Encryption and Authentication


Plugged In

If you are like me and your laptop does not have a Bluetooth adapter, this Bluetooth Pico Dongle is definitely for you. I bought my Fujitsu LifeBook S7110 more than 3 years ago and at that time it did not come have a Bluetooth adapter for some reasons.

I have 3 USB ports on my laptop and normally I will used up to 2 USB ports (1 for mouse and 1 for portable hard disk or thumbdrive). With this settings, I got 1 USB port to spare and I can just plugged in the Bluetooth Pico Dongle to have the Bluetooth functionality permanently.


Size

As you can see from the size, it is the size of a 5 cent Singapore coin. If you have bought it, I would suggest you plugged it in to your desktop or laptop immediately to prevent it from being lost.

The Atomic Pico Bluetooth Dongle is available at Mobile Fun for £8.95 (SGD$20.22).