This list is a work in progress, if you know of other compatible devices please reply to this thread:-

Many devices are sold under multiple brands, the link to the Geekzone database shows all the different names a device may be sold under.

Pocket PC

Acer (All)

Dell Axim x51 (And X50 with Windows Mobile 5.0 Upgrade)

E-TEN M600

HTC Himalaya (O2 XDAII, Orange m1000, iMate Pocket PC Phone Edition)

HTC Magician (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=16)

HTC Universal (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=18)

HTC Wizard (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=17)

Intermec 700 Series

Intermec 730

Intermec CN2B

Intermec CN3

Intermec CN30

Intermec CK60

Symbol PPT-8866

Smartphone

HTC Voyager (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=14)

HTC Typhoon (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=24)

HTC Feeler (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=15)

HTC Amadeus (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=29)

HTC Tornado (http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=28, http://www.geekzone.co.nz/smartdevices.asp?phonemodelid=39)

Motorola MPX220

Windows CE

Intermec CV60

Intermec CK60

Intermec CK30

Intermec CK31

HP use the Broadcom stack, this isn't supported

Peter

The Manufacturer property returns the manufacturer of the radio hardware, and so yes this can be confusing since you may have a broadcom chip in the device but the Microsoft stack. Historically the software stack was made by Widcomm which Broadcom bought out, previously broadcom produced the bluetooth radios only.

Peter

Yes, if it's based on the MS stack

Peter

No it is not possible to change the stack as its in ROM

Peter

That was true of Dell devices, HP still use the Broadcom stack, even with WM5.0

Peter