Bluetooth

A computing and telecommunications industry specification that describes how different types of components such as mobile phones, computers or personal digital assistants can communicate with each other. Bluetooth is a RF technology that operates at 2.4 GHz, has an effective range of 32-feet (10 meters) (this range can change depending on the type of power class), and has a transfer rate of 1 Mbps and throughput of 721 Kbps. An example of how Bluetooth could be used is the ability to connect to a computer with a cell phone without needing any wires or special connectors. To the right is a graphic example of a USB Bluetooth adapter from SMC.

Additional information about this specification can be found on the official Bluetooth home page: http://www.bluetooth.com
See document CH000893 for additional information about removing the Bluetooth icon from the desktop.

Also see: Access point, Cell phone, Cordless, Transceiver, Wibree

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