Join Top Tech Site and post your articles. Bluetooth 3.0 code-named Seattle (the version number of which is TBD) is the new Bluetooth wireless standard currently in development by the Bluetooth SIG and Wi-Media Alliance. The new standard is reportedly up to 160 times as fast as Bluetooth 2.1, and builds upon the previous standards. With such a rapid jump in transfer speeds, the technology has the potential to revolutionize the consumer electronics industry. Integrating Bluetooth and Ultra Wideband (UWB) technologies, the next-generation Bluetooth will operate at short distances up to 30 feet like today's Bluetooth 2.0, but at much faster speeds: It's allegedly capable of wireless transfers at a rate of 480Mbps, or 60MB per second. This speed blows past the pokier Bluetooth 2.0, which maxes out at a mere 721Kbps, plus it's fast enough for high-definition video conferencing and large file transfers. Keep visiting Top Tech Site for more updates on the latest technology. |
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