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Bluetooth: Connect Without Cables

Jennifer Bray, Charles Sturman

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From the Publisher: Bluetooth is a technology for small devices and computers to communicate without cables or wires. Bluetooth enabled devices such as cell phones, notebook computers and PDAs will eventually be able to swap data and information wirelessly. By 2005 there will be more than 570 million Bluetooth-enabled devices, according to research by Cahners In-Stat Group. This book is intended as an introduction to Bluetooth technology for professionals in the computing and telecommunications industries.

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From the Publisher: Bluetooth is a technology for small devices and computers to communicate without cables or wires. Bluetooth enabled devices such as cell phones, notebook computers and PDAs will eventually be able to swap data and information wirelessly. By 2005 there will be more than 570 million Bluetooth-enabled devices, according to research by Cahners In-Stat Group. This book is intended as an introduction to Bluetooth technology for professionals in the computing and telecommunications industries.

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From the Publisher: Bluetooth is a technology for small devices and computers to communicate without cables or wires. Bluetooth enabled devices such as cell phones, notebook computers and PDAs will eventually be able to swap data and information wirelessly. By 2005 there will be more than 570 million Bluetooth-enabled devices, according to research by Cahners In-Stat Group. This book is intended as an introduction to Bluetooth technology for professionals in the computing and telecommunications industries.

Key concepts: Bluetooth, Swap (finance), Telecommunications, Wireless, Engineering, Computer science, Electrical engineering, Business

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