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In short, I am looking for a Bluetooth->3.5 mini stereo converter. What is this type of device called, and what are some of the best models (is there a difference in audio quality/lag)?
I wish to connect some speakers (Altec Lansing inMotion IM7), which does not support Bluetooth, to my laptop (Lenovo X301) wirelessly.
Currently, I can connect my laptop's headphone jack to the AUX jack on my speakers via a mini stereo cable. How do I replace this cable with some type of Bluetooth setup?
I am not sure what this Bluetooth device is called. I thought I found something, but it actually does the opposite of what I need (3.5 mini stereo->Bluetooth).
(My OS is Vista Enterprise, if that matters)
@wonsungi I have watched plenty of videos on my phone with my A2DP headphones - without lag. I can't believe the player software would be aware of some fixed lag for all bluetooth devices and compensate... This isn't to say lag might not be an issue, but I have serious doubts that it is directly related to the BT spec and not some specific hardware combination. – Goyuix – 2010-04-22T13:41:39.940
안녕 wonsungi! the X2-N88 is a BT audio receiver that supports A2DP. It comes with a 3.5mm stereo jack by the side.
With regards to lag... I can still watch videos and have the audio put out without any real sync issues. Maybe a few milliseconds, but almost undetectable. – caliban – 2009-09-05T19:33:32.967