bluetooth stereo headset for SE

Hi

I was a bit surprised to find out that my w900i doesnt support the A2DP
standard, which would enable it to function with wireless stereo
headsets.. This is supposed to be a walkman?

Does anyone know/have a guess what the SE plan is to support (or not)
wireless stereo headphones in the future, for the current walkmans?

Cheers

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have a look here, anyone know of any other brands that have A2DP.
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/...part3-en.shtml
<[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I was a bit surprised to find out that my w900i doesnt support the A2DP
> standard, which would enable it to function with wireless stereo
> headsets.. This is supposed to be a walkman?
>
> Does anyone know/have a guess what the SE plan is to support (or not)
> wireless stereo headphones in the future, for the current walkmans?
>
> Cheers
>

Thats the only SE one supporting it at the moment then. Samsung's new
ones does and Motorola's upcoming.

have a look here just found this site - http://www.robertwebbe.nl/A2DP.html
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> Thats the only SE one supporting it at the moment then. Samsung's new
> ones does and Motorola's upcoming.
>

"Fender62" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> have a look here just found this site -
> http://www.robertwebbe.nl/A2DP.html
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Thats the only SE one supporting it at the moment then. Samsung's new
>> ones does and Motorola's upcoming.

I do believe certain mobile phones and smartphones, pda-styley things, etc,
can have their firmware updated (the software that runs to make them work,
basically) to adopt this a2dp standard; but perhaps some just can't due to
memory restrictions, etc.

I'm not clued up on this standard and it's hardware requirements, but it
could just be manufacturers dont' want to roll out firmware upgrades as it
will mean you'll stick with your current phone when you desire this stereo
upgrade; which would stop you buying their latest handsets, and getting new
phones a couple of times a year is exactly what they want.