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bluetooth Review

By Lee MacRae

bluetooth is a wireless protocol for creating a network out of your own Bluetooth devices. It has a range of 10 metres [30 feet] and with a speed similar to USB devices. Many of your PDAs, cell phones, personal computers, printers and other devices now include bluetooth. Read along as we present a number of ways you can use Bluetooth in your life.

Headsets Without a doubt, an important advantage to using a headset with bluetooth capabilities is the wireless connection. You don't have to worry about being entangled in the wires and you can move with a lot more freedom using this style of headset. And what's more you will soon find that almost all Bluetooth headsets are extremely light. As a result, Bluetooth headsets are comfortable to use over a long period of time.

Bluetooth GPS The Bluetooth GPS unit is small and lightweight. Being very portable it is ideal for use in the car, or in your bag or pocket, hiking, biking or finding your way in a new city area. They can be used to find parking spots, petrol stations, restaurants, motels or hotels when traveling, with a possibility for an automatic alert option as you reach your destination. As well, they can be configured to operate with a variety of Pocket PC, Palm devices and Smart mobile phones. Some have voice instructions spoken in more than 30 languages making them ideal for tourists campers, hikers and travelers.

To help you understand how important Bluetooth technology has become in today's electronics world, there is a wireless Wii Remote that uses Bluetooth technology to your Wii console from as far as 30 feet away. That tells you Bluetooth is definitely today's modern technology that you should use as well.

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The Model 4355 Bluetooth transceiver plugs into the dock connector of an iPod or iPhone. The transceiver can send the iPod's music or other audio out via a Class 2 Bluetooth wireless connection to Zoom's new Model 4380 headphones/headset, Zoom's model 4360 stereo receiver, and other Bluetooth-enabled stereo playback devices. Unlike competing Bluetooth transmitters, the model 4355 provides volume control from the iPod or iPhone. Plugged into an iPod, the miniature transceiver becomes a natural extension of the iPod.
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Zoom Technologies has announced its new iHiFi Model 4355 Bluetooth transmitter for iPod and iPhone. The 4355 connects to the iPod or iPhone via Dock Connector, and features Bluetooth 1.2 technology, with support for both the A2DP and AVRCP profiles. Other features include two LED status lights, and volume output control buttons on the unit. The Zoom iHiFi Model 4355 is available by itself for $40, or as part of the $90 Model 4385 bundle that includes both the 4355 iPod transmitter and a pair of the company�s Model 4380 Bluetooth headphones/headset. Both the standalone transmitter and bundle are available now.

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.
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A camera company has unveiled a portable printer for mobile phone images. Once famous for cameras that developed their own prints, Polaroid plans to market the printer in America later this year. The printers, which will also connect to digital cameras, require no ink, they use a thermal printing technology and special paper. The printers are slightly bigger than a deck of cards.Once connected to a phone or camera by Bluetooth wireless or the USB port, the printers need less than a minute to churn out 2-inch-by-3-inch prints pictures, which can be peeled off a backing and used as stickers. Sheets of paper for the device will cost about 40 cents (20p) each, less if bought in bulk.
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Tranzeo Implements DFS and Receives FCC Certification for the WiFi U-NII Bands

Wed, 20 Feb 2008 00:00:00 EST
Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Inc. (TSX:TZT), a premier manufacturer of high-performance wireless broadband and WiMAX systems, has implemented Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) which will be available on all radios operating between 5.15GHz and 5.875GHz.

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