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Stereo question

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aparke612


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Ok so I listen to music at home by plugging my macbook into computer speakers with a sub and everything....
I was wondering if there was a way to eliminate always having my laptop plugged into the stereo via bluetooth or something because of the emergence of bluetooth headsets and stuff. I was wondering if there was something like a bluetooth stereo reciever that could plug right into the speakers, eliminating the wire from macbook to speakers
so it would go:
macbook-->bluetooth-->bluetooth receiver-->speakers
 
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Logitech make Bluetooth music transmitters for that very purpose. But i'm not sure they'd make use of your internal bluetooth rather they'd use a plugin module....so you're back to wires.

You could use the Airtunes feature of an Airport Express and do transmit over wi-fi
 

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