| Bluetooth was designed to allow low
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| | computers,cell phones, and other
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| bandwidth wirelessconnections to become
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| | electronics. Bluetoothalso allows users
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| easy to use so even those whoare new to
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| | to connect many ranges of devicesfast and
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| wireless can use them. Version one.One
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| | easily and expands
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| of
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| | communicationscapabilities as well.
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| Bluetooth describes a low power, short
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| | The size of the Bluetooth radio is
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| range wirelessnetworking technology that
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| | remarkable, as a
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| uses radio waves to senddata at rates up
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| | Bluetooth radio can be built into 1 or
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| to 720 kilobits a second.
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| | two verysmall microchips then integrated
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| The specification for Bluetooth supplies
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| | into any electronicdevice where wireless
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| for differentclasses of radio that allow
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| | operations would be anadvantage.
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| transmission ranges ofup to 100 meters by
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| | Bluetooth also offers a robust link,
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| boosting the radio power. Thetechnology
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| | which ensuresthat normal operating
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| of Bluetooth isn't limited to line
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| | circumstances are notinterrupted by
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| ofsight transmission since it uses
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| | interference from other signalsthat are
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| directional wavesthat are capable of
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| | operating in the same frequency band.
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| transmitting through manyobstructions.
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| | Also known for its worldwide operation,
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| Bluetooth is an industry standard
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| | Bluetoothradio operates in the 2.four GHz
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| communication ofwireless, meaning that it
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| | frequency band, whichis license free and
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| enables the connectionof other devices as
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| | reachable to any type ofradio system in
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| well, such as cell phones,computers,
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| | the world. No matter where youare in the
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| digital cameras, & other types
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| | world, you count on Bluetooth to work.
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| ofelectronic devices. The specification
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| | Security is also important. Offering
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| of Bluetoothdefines a radio system and a
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| | advancedsecurity mechanisms, Bluetooth
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| "stack" of protocollayers and profiles.
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| | ensures a high levelof security.
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| The highest layer is theapplication
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| | Therefore, authentification willprevent
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| layer, while the lowest layer is
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| | unauthorized acess to important data
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| theradio.
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| | andmake it very difficult to listen in.
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| The wireless technology of Bluetooth is
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| | Bluetooth also boasts power optimization.
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| positionedto revolutionize the personal
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| | The radiois power friendly and the
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| connectivity marketby providing freedom
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| | software for Bluetoothis very
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| from inconvenient fixed typelines.
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| | configurable, limiting the power
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| The specification for Bluetooth
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| | consumptionof equipment. The radio
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| eliminates the needfor cables by
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| | itself only consumes asmall amount of
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| providing a small form factor, lowcost
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| | power from a cellular phone.
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| wireless solution that will link
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