Comments on: TransferJet: Sony's answer to wireless USB
With TransferJet, phones and cameras will just have to nuzzle to trade data at a fast rate.
With TransferJet, phones and cameras will just have to nuzzle to trade data at a fast rate.
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it to ISO yet?
are trying to get rid of wires but just stick with Bluetooth!
I really wish Sony would get behind and support broad based standards and formats.
- by Sergio526 January 14, 2009 11:02 AM PST
- This is a bit different than Bluetooth. The way you pair devices is you put them in discovery mode and you touch them together (getting them within 2mm of eachother). This is the first I've read about the devices needing to be and inch and 3/4 from eachother in order to transfer, but I might have missed that in my other readings.
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