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Bluetooth:Technology, Promise and Hype (Industry Note)

By Soumitra Dutta,  Etienne Angles,  Etienne de Bridiers,  Lutz Preugschas,  Cesar Quintana,  Martijn Schreurs
Published 01 Jan 2001
Reference 4968
Topic Operations
Region Global
Length 21 page(s)
Language English
Inspection copy
6.00
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Summary

This industry note describes some of the fundamentals of an important emerging technology Bluetooth. The promise of the technology is explained in this note.

Teaching objectives

This industry note is useful for providing the right background and contextual information for a discussion of Bluetooth and the wireless Internet.

Keywords
  • AR2001
  • BLUETOOTH
  • INTERNET
  • WIRELESS
  • ROAMING
  • INTELLIGENT NETWORKS
  • RD0701
About the authors
Dutta

Soumitra Dutta

Etienne Angles

Etienne de Bridiers

Lutz Preugschas

Cesar Quintana

Martijn Schreurs


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