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Bluetooth was invented in 1994 by Ericsson to replace wired cables for data transfer between electronic devices using short-range radio links. It allows inexpensive wireless connection of multiple devices without direct line of sight. Bluetooth devices can form piconets of one master device connected to up to seven slave devices or scatternets of multiple interconnected piconets for longer range communication. While convenient, Bluetooth has disadvantages like increased security risks and limited range.
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- 4. ORIGINATION OF “BLUETOOTH • In 10th century Herald Bluetooth, the king of Denmark . Apparently he got that name from his penchant for blueberries
- 5. HISTORY • Bluetooth was invented in 1994 by Ericsson. • The company later started working with a larger group of companies called the Bluetooth Special Interests Group, or "SIG," to develop the technology into what it is today.
- 6. NEED FOR BLUETOOTH “A Cable Replacement Technology” • It's wireless. • It's inexpensive. • You don't have to think about it.
- 8. ADVANTAGES • These have Replaced cables for transferring Information from one Electronic Device to another one. • These have decreased Strain like carrying phones while talking, making hands free to do another work. • This is cheaply Available. • It’s Mobility is also very Important as it doesn’t need any power outlet or Internet connection or any other items.
- 9. DISADVANTAGES • If installed on a cell phone it is prone to receive viruses. • It only allow short range communication between devices • It only connect two devices at once
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- 11. SCATTERNETS • Scatter nets are two or more independent and non-synchronized pico nets that communicate with each other by making bridge nodes.
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- 15. HOW DOES BLUETOOTH WORKS? Hello, I am looking for bluetooth devices HI, I am available for bluetooth devices
- 16. REFERENCES • WIKIPEDIA • www.bluetooth.com • E-book on Wireless Lan Techniques - RF, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth • E-book on Introduction of Bluetooth Wireless Technology By- INTEL • E-book on Bluetooth Security
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