Bluetooth is a universal radio interface in the 2.45 GHz frequency band that enables
portable electronic devices to connect and communicate wirelessly via short-range, ad hoc …

We find ourselves today often carrying numerous portable electronic devices, such as
notebook computers, mobile phones, PDAs, digital cameras, and mp3/MD/DVD players …

Bluetooth was firstly announced in 1998. Originally designed as cable replacement
connecting devices in a point-to-point fashion its high penetration arouses interest in its ad …

The BluetoothTM wireless technology is a cable replacement technology that exploits the
wireless interconnectivity that is possible with radio. Bluetooth chips are already available …

The Bluetooth TM wireless technology is designed as a short-range connectivity solution for
personal, portable, and handheld electronic devices. Since May 1998 the Bluetooth SIG has …

In the past decades, progress in microelectronics and VLSI technology has fostered the
widespread use of computing and communication applications in portable electronic …

From the Book: Preface The convergence of computing and communications has been
predicted for many years. Today's explosion of a myriad of new types of personal computing …

From the Publisher: Unlike most other references on the market, this next-generation
resource goes well beyond Bluetooth specifications and thoroughly examines different …

In 1998, five major companies (Ericsson, Nokia, IBM, Toshiba and Intel) formed a group to
create a license-free technology for universal wireless connectivity in the handheld market …

A few years ago it was recognized that the vision of a truly low-cost, low-power radio-based
cable replacement was feasible. Such a ubiquitous link would provide the basis for portable …