I am reviewing the book entitled Bluetooth Demystified, by Nathan J. Muller. Bluetooth is a new wireless technology, and Muller covers both its strengths and weaknesses in a unique, tutorial format. This book should be added to every broadband engineer s library. Like it or not, wireless will enter our cable broadband world in a big way. System components will use Bluetooth so that home appliances will be able to communicate with the user, as well as other appliances.
Wireless links provide a welcomed mobility, replacing unsightly wires and cables.
For example, at the computer, Bluetooth may replace the wires normally needed for a printer, scanner, palm device or business card scanner. Developed in 1994, Bluetooth is a trademark owned by Sweden-based Telefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson. But I highly recommend you get a copy of the book too. All rights reserved.