Bluetooth 3.0

IT really is very impressive for me, the presence of Bluetooth version 3.0 as taste treat for the partial saturation Hardware Maker users, especially for Mobile Devices. We have Bluetooth technology has reached a Bluetooth version 3.0 + HS, which has been diresmi by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).

Based on the 802.11 protocol, Bluetooth 3.0 will increase the transfer speeds from 3Mbps up to 23Mbps, according to the Bluetooth supporter. These technologies utilize standard Wi-Fi to communicate through this technology will be more power efficient than Bluetooth 2.1. "By maximizing the radio waves will increase the efficiency of 802.11 for the consumer to be able to use radio waves in 2 tool 1, so that later Bluetooth 3.0 users will get the HS tampa information exchange should know how to connect them to each other," director of the Bluetooth SIG Michael Foley said. "We are very interested in developing any possibilities that exist in the PAN."

At the inauguration of the estimated 3.0 Bluetooth can be used to transfer a big file size between 2 PCs or media devices, with wireless tools. Bluetooth is now widely used by many mobile phones, but Bluetooth will enable faster Bluetooth devices are in the adoption of peraltan such as camcorders, TVs, Blu-ray players, cameras, and other consumer devices.
Although Bluetooth 3.0 has been officially out, many manufacturers are still struggling with the Bluetooth 2.0 standard. So when this user's Bluetooth 3.0 not so much, and this movement is expected tidka will run until the 3rd quarter this year.

If we know the Bluetooth device, there may still among us who want to know the origin darimasih Bluetooth name was taken

Bluetooth began as a code name for the association when it first formed and the name stuck. The name "Bluetooth" comes from the 10th century. Danish King Harald Blatand - or Harold Bluetooth in English. Blatand King has been instrumental in uniting a hostile group at the top of what is now Norway, Sweden, and Danish - such as Bluetooth technology is designed to enable collaboration between different industries, such as computers, mobile phones, and automotive markets.