PowerMac:
Bluetooth Module
Your Bluetooth enabled Macintosh makes the hassle and mess of cables a thing of the past. Bluetooth is like "wireless USB," freeing you from your wired connections and allowing you to connect peripheral devices to your Macintosh wirelessly. From your Bluetooth enabled Macintosh connect to other Bluetooth devices up to 10 meters away. Bluetooth wireless technology communicates over a frequency that is available and approved for use worldwide.
Customers who select Bluetooth Module for Power Mac G5 also receive a Bluetooth antenna that is attached to the external case of your Power Mac G5.
The simplicity and versatility of Bluetooth allows you to be very spontaneous. Not only are you able to connect to your own Bluetooth devices, but you will also be able to interact with you friends and colleagues over Bluetooth. Quickly, send your favorite holiday photo to a friend or exchange business cards.
Thanks to the magic of Bluetooth you can leave your Bluetooth enabled phone in your backpack or briefcase. When you use your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone you will be able to bridge to the Internet by dialing the access number of your ISP, or connecting to a high-speed data service from your wireless operator, like GPRS1. Additionally, you will be able to manage many of your mobile phone's features from your Macintosh. By linking your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone with Apple's new address book in Jaguar you can dial your contacts, send SMS text messages, and managing incoming voice calls right from your desktop2.
Bluetooth facilitates order. With your Bluetooth enabled and SyncML compliant mobile phone and with your Palm powered PDA you can keep your contacts and appointments in order. Using Apple's iSync application you will be able to use Bluetooth to synchronize your address book and calendar with your mobile phone and your Palm powered PDA.
Bluetooth opens up a new dimension in wireless communication. Go mobile, go cable free, share, send, and synchronize with Bluetooth. It's easy and fun!
1Using a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone requires a subscription to voice and data services from your wireless operator. Dialing directly into an ISP requires a subscription by an Internet Service Provide. High speed data services from your wireless operator are typically offered as an option with a separate fee structure. Check with your wireless operator for more information about specific subscription plans and pricing.
2SMS requires a mobile phone with GSM wireless technology and SMS data service provided by a GSM wireless operator
