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One of the problems with achieving a good bluetooth experience is that there is not really one thing called "bluetooth", but rather a big stack of specification
by xnyan 8y ago
One of the problems with achieving a good bluetooth experience is that there is not really one thing called "bluetooth", but rather a big stack of specifications that are implemented by different parties. A USB 2.0 BT adapter is very generic and probably well supported by more bluetooth devices and software stacks than integrated BT adapters.
- Sholmesy 8y agoHmm this is a good point, I imagine just by sheer volume it must be well supported. I would've assumed the Intel BT chipsets and the Macbook Pro ones would've been as well, though perhaps I had duds.