The new Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter features KODAK Technology that wirelessly transfers photos from your camera phone directly to your PC. In addition, individuals with a Premier membership at KODAK Gallery can use the Belkin Bluetooth USB Adapter for automatic picture uploads and full-resolution online backup from their camera phone to the KODAK Gallery online service.

The Belkin Bluetooth USB adapter is currently available in the US on the KODAK.com store for $49.95, with launches in Canada and Europe to follow at a later time.

Below you will find some of the product’s specs:

* Easily share pictures on your favorite sites such as KODAK Gallery, MySpace.com, and Facebook
* Works seamlessly with today’s higher-resolution camera phones that are enabled with Bluetooth technology
* Transfers full-resolution images automatically when users walk into Bluetooth range of their PC
* Also works with other devices enabled with Bluetooth technology such as PDAs, headsets, and printers
* Bluetooth Standard: Version 2.0 +EDR
* Compatible with Windows XP and Vista operating systems

Via Engadget.com

The Trust Ultra Small Bluetooth 2.0 USB Adapter BT-2400p is a universal USB adapter that adds the latest Bluetooth 2.0 technology to people whose laptops or desktops that does not support such technology.
It is so small that it projects only 7 mm from your notebook. You simply insert the adapter in a USB port and you will be able to use Bluetooth devices immediately on your laptop or desktop. This will allow you to use a Bluetooth mouse, Bluetooth headsets or to quickly and easily sync and transfer info and pictures from your mobile phone or PDA.
The Trust Ultra Small Bluetooth USB Adapter meets the Bluetooth 2.0 standard and has a transfer speed which is three times as fast as standard Bluetooth adapters. It also supports older Bluetooth standards.

The Trust Ultra Small Bluetooth 2.0 USB Adapter is available now for £9.99 (U$14.60).

Via Ubergizmo.com

We have found good reviews for the Aycom BluNA iPod Nano Bluetooth Adapter. With the Anycom BluNa, your iPod Nano will wirelessly stream music to any Bluetooth-enabled speakers over a ranger of about 30 feet. Simply attach the adapter to the iPod dock connector, at the bottom of the device, to add wireless Bluetooth Class 2 capability. The sound is excellent because its A2DP profile is crystal-clear digital rather than analog.
Check the full review from Mobiletechreview.com.