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kztim @ Dec 18th 2005 10:31PM
Why would you say it is a "Cheapass route" Rip?
Tell me a better way of hooking up any audio device you choose with an audio out jack?
Example: Say HP could have gone the expensive route and only put Bluetooth in all of their IPAQ's. Now I am limited to a few Bluetooth headphones. But since there is an audio jack I can use my Sony ear buds, my Bose Noise Canceling headphones, and shockingly a 2006 or newer GM vehicle.