What does this mean? "Supports HSP, HFP, and A2DP profiles"
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When two Bluetooth devices connect to each other they recognize the protocol of the other. Bluetooth is the actual wireless connection while the device profile dictates what these two connected devices are able to do with respect to functionality. Among other things, HSP/HFP are for mono applications while A2DP/AVRCP profiles are used in stereo applications. Our headphones support all four of these profiles. If you're interested in reading more about the profiles, Wikipedia does a great job (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_profile) or you can shoot us an email and we'll get back to you. Thank you.
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HSDPA is enabled and works right out of the box. You can tell because the icon will show "3G" and "H" for HSDPA. If by some chance it does not. There is an "HSDPA Switch" icon in your Start/Settings/Connection menu to enable it. If unfilled, check the box and restart and you are fine. If after all this and you just see "E" then you are in an area that does not yet have HSDPA connectivity and you have defaulted down to the slower EDGE network speeds. It changes back and forth seemlessly as you travel so you don't have anything to configure once HSDPA is enabled. Cheers.
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The Creative Airwave supports the following bluetooth profiles: - A2DP (Wireless Stereo Bluetooth), AVRCP (Bluetooth Remote Control), HFP (Hands-Free profile)To ensure compatibility, please check the manual/specifications of your laptop's bluetooth device and verify if the above profiles are supported.
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When I have contacted them with issues, I was given advice, but was told it was no longer being supported (approximately September 2014). I was provided with no additional info in our email exchanges. So I can corroborate your info, but still nothing more on it.
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HSDPA is enabled and works right out of the box. You can tell because the icon will show "3G" and "H" for HSDPA. If by some chance it does not. There is an "HSDPA Switch" icon in your Start/Settings/Connection menu to enable it. If unfilled, check the box and restart and you are fine. If after all this and you just see "E" then you are in an area that does not yet have HSDPA connectivity and you have defaulted down to the slower EDGE network speeds. It changes back and forth seemlessly as you travel so you don't have anything to configure once HSDPA is enabled. Cheers. HSDPA is enabled and works right out of the box. You can tell because the icon will show "3G" and "H" for HSDPA. If by some chance it does not. There is an "HSDPA Switch" icon in your Start/Settings/Connection menu to enable it. If unfilled, check the box and restart and you are fine. If after all this and you just see "E" then you are in an area that does not yet have HSDPA connectivity and you have defaulted down to the slower EDGE network speeds. It changes back and forth seemlessly as you travel so you don't have anything to configure once HSDPA... » Read More HSDPA is enabled and works right out of the box. You can tell because the icon will show "3G" and "H" for HSDPA. If by some chance it does not. There is an "HSDPA Switch" icon in your Start/Settings/Connection menu to enable it. If unfilled, check the box and restart and you are fine. If after all this and you just see "E" then you are in an area that does not yet have HSDPA connectivity and you have defaulted down to the slower EDGE network speeds. It changes back and forth seemlessly as you travel so you don't have anything to configure once HSDPA is enabled. Cheers. « Show Less
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Unknown. I confirmed it on the SLP website before purchase. Once confirmed simple install and works great.
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Yes. It supports IPP as well as lpr/d and cups ppd files are available via brothers site in both .debs and .rpms. Also the interface can be configured via telnet. http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#HL-2170W
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Don't Know for sure, I would assume it would have support as long as you have your service packs up to date sp1,2,3. I run Linux Mint 17 64bit Mate desktop with no problems.
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Yes it says on the product list that it supports :) same thing when i bought it it is on their product list works great :)
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lol. that post is Sept 3 a month after I posted I was not supported. Maybe they added support. But if you look in the skype forums they say they only support HD with hardware camera.
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I agree with CochiseGuy. My BDP-83 only supports FAT32 format and is limited. The BDP-93 does what you want.
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don't know, I got rid of it because it doesn't support many of the apps I use
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I think you need a headset with the A2DP Bluetooth profile - which this headset doesn't have
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According to the instructional manual it supports 15:52. It says your photo fram can play AVI, MOV, MP4, 3GP, MPG, VOB, DAT video file, support H264, MPEG1/2, MPEG4-XVID, MJPEG video formats
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It is for changing the DPI. Go to the help (?) in the software menu and read the results.
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A2DP 1.2, Hands Free (HFP), AVRCP 1.4, HFP 1.6Bluetooth® Technology 2Version 3.0, Class 1 Range
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Please check if it's supported or compatible with the models indicated in the product description. Thank you!