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Originally Posted by ScOObydoo
jeffmcclan, it actually looks worse than just disabled profiles, my initial findings make it look like the BT hardware simply isn't wired up enough to do more than audio.
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The Bluetooth radio in the 7100t must be connected to GPIO lines in order to control the CPU (you can push a Bluethooth headset button to answer a call). The GPIO connections could be made directly to the processor or through any other device (ie. audio device). The hardware connection should not affect/prevent other Bluetooth profiles as long as the Bluetooth radio has a CPU interface/control.
One question concerning your "findings", are you looking at the publicly available PCB photos or have you taken apart a 7100t or have access or BB schematics?
Disclaimer - I don't have any knowedge of the 7100t design but have worked on multiple generations of PocketPC designs.