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This 2.5-paper focuses on Bluetooth technology, a radio frequency based communications standard and technology that is being hailed as a great cost saver (as it replace cable connection lines). The paper discusses the history of Bluetooth, as well as the interesting name. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Bluetooth (not to mention the name) is a interesting one and a simple one. Yet for experts in the field, Bluetooth is considered a great (if somewhat quiet) technical advance.
The Bluetooth wireless technology is actually short-range radio technology developed by Ericsson, Intel, 3Com, Nokia, Toshiba, and other companies (Tweakers, 2003). This
is a cable replacement technology developed to simplify person-to-person and machine-to-machine interaction (Tweakers, 2003). The technology is based on a low-cost and
short-range radio link, enabling wireless connection of terminals such as desktops, laptops, printers, PDAs and mobile phones to one another for purposes of exchanging data or voice (Tweakers, 2003). Because
the technology works through radio frequency, line-of-site isnt necessary for enabling connection (Fox, 2002). Such a technology, experts point out, are useful in office environments "where you would be able
to walk in, open up your laptop and instantly be connected to your office network - immediately able to fax out documents, or send documents to the local office printer
- and all without those horrible bits of wire sticking out of your machine" (Fox, 2002). Added to that is the technology is fairly inexpensive to manufacture (Fox, 2002).
Interestingly enough, the Bluetooth technology was named after Harald Bluetooth, who was King of Denmark during the 10th century (Westin, 2002;
see also Anonymous, 2001). The reason why Bluetooth was used to name the technology was because Harald was able to get people to talk to one another, to communicate
(Westin, 2002). In 1994, Ericsson Mobile Communications developed a product directed toward eliminating cables between mobiles phones and accessories - in other
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