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PS3 with 3.5mm jack headset?

Jun 05, 2010 by YSW | Posted in PlayStation

I want to get a ps3 but I have a few problems.

1) How can I use a 3.5mm jack headset with microphone that uses a microphone jack as well (a Razer headset) on PS3? I'm not using a TV, I'm using an LCD Monitor(Samsung 2233sw, I checked it's

The PS3 does not have a 3.5mm (or larger) headset port, or a standard microphone port (it uses USB or Bluetooth for microphone capabilities).

Razer appears to make headsets for the PC and Xbox 360 only, and while you might be able to rig

mattmatt32 | Jun 05, 2010

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Samsung Exhibit II 4G (T-Mobile)

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The Exhibit II 4G is a quad-band EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) and tri-band HSPA+ 21 (850/1700/2100) device with 802.11b/g/partial-n Wi-Fi. It also supports Wi-Fi calling, which is one of our favorite T-Mobile features. Voice quality was fine overall, with a clear if somewhat hollow tone in the earpiece, decent gain for loud outdoor environments, and average reception. Transmissions through the mic sounded clear.

Calls sounded fine through a Jawbone Era Bluetooth headset ($129, 4 stars). There's no voice dialing over Bluetooth, which makes hands-free use while driving perilous. The speakerphone was fine for quiet environments but could have used more volume. Battery life was fine at 9 hours and 37 minutes of talk time, in a mix of less-demanding 2G and Wi-Fi modes.

You get a lightly modified version of Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread), including Samsung's TouchWiz overlay. There's no word yet on an Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update, despite Samsung's pledge at Google I/O back in May. The 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 CPU is a tad faster than the 1GHz Samsung Hummingbird CPU found in the first Exhibit, resulting in a roughly five percent improvement across the board in our benchmark tests. Neither single-core chip will compete with top-end handsets, but the Exhibit II 4G feels quite responsive in day-to-day use. It should also have no problem running most of the 300,000+ third-party apps in the Android Market.

Source: PC Magazine