OK, so I am out of date here. When I first heard of bluetooth there were things like connection to the coke machine, atm, etc. Seems I like the first info was kind of exagerated as usual. I had not checked up on it since because I felt no need for it. So I guess I was wrong about just what it is.

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Anders Hultman wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 2004, graywolf wrote:


Interesting, Bluetooth (infrared wireless) never took off in the US. Oh
the consumer devices are there, my cel-phone has it, but the devices it
connects to have never been installed in most areas. It is now pretty
much considered obsoleted by WiFi.


Hmmm... it sounds to me like you're mixing things up here. Bluetooth
is not infrared. It is a replacement for infrared; connecting your own
different devices faster then IR and without the line-of-sight limitation
of IR.


You don't need any installation in the area, like cell phone service and
WiFi. Bluetooth connects *your* PDA with *your* cell phone with *your*
wireless headset. Bluetooth does not connect your devices to any outside
network. So if all the consumer devices have it, it's only to start using
it.

anders
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