Thursday, November 6, 2008

Ten Reasons For You To Use Bluetooth

Writen by Andrew McNaught

Many people see Bluetooth technology around them everyday, but may be unsure of why they should choose it. Here are ten reasons to try it:

1. Bluetooth is wireless technology Wireless devices carry many different benefits and advantages that people enjoy. Safety is a big reason that many people turn to using wireless devices, but there are many different advantages, too. The ability to use your laptop and other devices without having to use cables, is a major consideration.

2. Bluetooth is not expensive Bluetooth technology helps companies save money, because it is inexpensive for companies to put into affect. Companies save money and then pass on the savings to their customers.

3. Bluetooth is easy to use You do not have to learn how to connect to other devices or push buttons. When two or more Bluetooth devices come into within 30 feet of each other, they automatically communicate with each other and you do not have to life a finger!

4. Compatible to use with other devices A high level of compatibility between Bluetooth and other devices is guaranteed because Bluetooth is standardized wireless. Even if the devices are not the same money, your Bluetooth will still connect with the other device.

5. Very few interferences Interference is usually avoided between Bluetooth devices and other wireless devices. Low power wireless signals and frequency hopping is the techniques that Bluetooth uses to help keep your connection crystal clear and free from interference.

6. Less energy use With Bluetooth using low power signals, less battery power and electrical power will be used. This is a wonderful benefit when you are using mobile devices, because you will not have to worry about the Bluetooth draining the battery.

7. Sharing voice and data communications Compatible devices can share data and voice communications with the Bluetooth. This means that Bluetooth can help simplify driving and talking on your cell phone.

8. Instant Personal Area Network (PAN) Up to seven Bluetooth devices can connect to each other within a 30-foot range, forming a PAN or piconet. You can also set up multiple piconets for a single room.

9. Bluetooth is upgradeable Bluetooth is upgradeable. Newer versions of Bluetooth are being created and these offer many new features and advantages and will be compatible with older versions of Bluetooth.

10. Bluetooth technology is not a fad Bluetooth technology has become a universal standard in wireless technology. Its' popularity means that you can depend upon it to be used for many years in the future. More and more devices will begin to use Bluetooth technology, which will make manufacturers very eager to make their products compatible with the technology. This will only make Bluetooth more popular and make it the standard in cutting edge wireless technology.

Andrew McNaught is a writer and publisher of http://www.bluetooth-technology-world.info in which he provides more information about this cutting edge technology.

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