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Bluetooth Wireless Technology: What Is It, How Does It Work, and How Can the Technology Be Integrated Into What We Use?

Overview The purpose of this paper is to discuss this Bluetooth technology. The paper gives an overview of Bluetooth, and will outline the history and foundation that has been laid by some of the industry's leaders. The paper also includes an in-depth look at the actual technology that makes Bluetooth work. Finally, the paper also illustrates how the technology is being transformed and integrated into devices that can be used in every day life.

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Publisher	Ball State University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2000	Downloads	14
Format	White Papers
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