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Bluetooth Gain Without The Pain
It’s a low-cost, low-power, reliable, internationally accepted technology. Nevertheless, adding Bluetooth capabilities to existing or new hardware can provide some tricky design problems.
Kim Rose
Jan. 1, 2004
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