What Can Bluetooth Do For You?
By Lee MacRae
The technology known as Bluetooth does away with the need for cables and wires that tangle our everyday lives. Streaming music and just disconnecting different devices are just the start of what Bluetooth can do for you. Let us teach you all about the wonderful world of Bluetooth technology.
Headsets You will find an obvious benefit to using a Bluetooth headset is the wireless connection. You don't have to worry about having wires tying you up and you are able to move around with great freedom with a Bluetooth headset. And what's more almost without exception the majority of Bluetooth headsets are almost negligible in weight. They're very comfortable to wear for a long period of time.
Bluetooth is veratile. One of the neat things about Bluetooth is the fact you can listen to your favorite music through your Bluetooth stereo speaker set on your cell phone, through your PDA, with your laptops, iPods and so on. Just imagine being able to work out while you have streaming music coming from your Blue tooth stereo speakers keeping you entertained throughout. And then you can automatically answer your Bluetooth cell phone instantly. And all this happens while the connection is totally wire free.
And Bluetooth works up to 30 feet away. All this makes it the best choice for wireless connectivity today.
Bluetooth offers many unique advantages. Devices using Bluetooth are less expensive than similar devices. And the possibilities for many new applications is extremely exciting. Bluetooth is a universal, world-wide, wireless standard. Therefore, you can count on it being around for years to come.
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Bluetooth Review
iLuv's i720 is a line-in iPod/iPhone and hands-free Bluetooth remote, with FM transmission and a caller ID display, plus call reject, transfer and other basic phone commands. It's small, black and fairly attractive and seems pretty useful for ardent multi-taskers.
To learn more go to Bluetooth mouse.
The iLuv i199 Hi-Fi Audio System iPod dock with BluePin Technology has an intriguing characteristic that sets it apart: its Bluetooth connectivity lets you stream music to or from your Bluetooth-enabled laptop, cellphone or MP3 player. It has clock radio functions that lull you to sleep and wake you up, but if uLuv power, the iLuv's total audio output of a measly 6 watts into two small speakers may not satisfy. Still, there's a lot of tech packed into this 11-inch-wide box.
To learn more go to Motorola Bluetooth.
Jawbone is offering their Jawbone Bluetooth headset in exchange for your current Bluetooth headset. The deal is you visit their booth at CES, give up your old BT headset, Jawbone will smash the competing BT headset into tiny little pieces (for recycling purposes of course) and they'll hand you a brand spankin' new Jawbone.
Buy a new Bluetooth adapter.
The Latest News About Bluetooth
Harris Corporation Awarded an IDIQ Contract with Potential Value of $77 Million for U.S. Navy Commercial Broadband Satellite Program
Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST
Harris Corporation (NYSE: HRS) has received a potential five-year, $77 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract from the U.S. Navy for development and production of multiband satellite communications terminals that will provide high-speed communications for military personnel serving onboard cruisers and destroyers. Under the IDIQ contract, the company received an initial award valued at $17.5 million.
Rapid Link Completes Acquisitions of Two Broadband Wireless ISPs in Texas
Thu, 17 Jul 2008 00:00:00 EST
Rapid Link, Incorporated (OTCBB: RPID) announced that it has acquired the assets of iBroadband Networks, Inc. and iBroadband of Texas. The asset purchase of the customer bases and operating networks of iBroadband Networks and iBroadband of Texas will add over 3000 active customers and a fully deployed wireless network to the growing Rapid Link portfolio of operations.
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