| Haartsen, J. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000. |
....increased connectivity to the outside world, there are protocols being developed for high speed, short range wireless communications between devices. Bluetooth, for example, is a wireless protocol that operates at 2. 5 Ghz and allows a 1 Mbps wireless link between devices in an ad hoc fashion [Haartsen00]. A cell phone, PDA and a laptop for example, could all share data as long as they are within 10 meters of each other. Another example of an emerging wireless protocol is HomeRF, which offers a slightly higher 1.6 Mbps peak data rate and longer range (approximately 50 meters which would be ....
J.C. Haartsen. Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, Vol. 7, No. 1, February 2000, pp. 28-36.
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Haartsen, J. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000.
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Haartsen, J. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000.
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Haartsen, J. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000.
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Haartsen, J. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000.
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J.C. Haartsen. The bluetooth radio system. IEEE Personal Communications, 7:28--36, February 2000.
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J.C. Haartsen. The Bluetooth Radio System. IEEE Personal Communications, 7(1):28--36, February 2000.
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Jaap C. Haartsen, \The Bluetooth Radio System," IEEE Personal Communications, February 2000.
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J.C. Haartsen, The Bluetooth radio system, IEEE Personal Communications, 7, Feb. 2000, 28-36.
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J.C. HAARTSEN, The Bluetooth radio system, IEEE Personal Communications, 7, Feb. 2000, 28-36.
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