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    The document compares Bluetooth Low Energy and WiFi on several specifications. Bluetooth Low Energy uses less power and has a lower cost but also lower bandwidth and security compared to WiFi. It was developed earlier in 1994 for uses such as connecting mobile phones, keyboards and industrial devices within 10 meters. WiFi provides higher bandwidth but also higher costs and complexity, using wireless routers/access points to connect devices like computers within a 100 meter range since 1991.

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    The document compares Bluetooth Low Energy and WiFi on several specifications. Bluetooth Low Energy uses less power and has a lower cost but also lower bandwidth and security compared to WiFi. It was developed earlier in 1994 for uses such as connecting mobile phones, keyboards and industrial devices within 10 meters. WiFi provides higher bandwidth but also higher costs and complexity, using wireless routers/access points to connect devices like computers within a 100 meter range since 1991.

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    Improve This Chart: Bluetooth Wifi

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    The document compares Bluetooth Low Energy and WiFi on several specifications. Bluetooth Low Energy uses less power and has a lower cost but also lower bandwidth and security compared to WiFi. It was developed earlier in 1994 for uses such as connecting mobile phones, keyboards and industrial devices within 10 meters. WiFi provides higher bandwidth but also higher costs and complexity, using wireless routers/access points to connect devices like computers within a 100 meter range since 1991.

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    Improve this chart Power Consumption: Frequency: Security: standard: Cost: Hardware requirement: Bandwidth: Specifications authority: Year

    of development: Primary Devices: Ease of Use: Range:

    Bluetooth Low 2.4 GHz It is less secure IEEE802.15 Low Bluetooth adaptor on all the devices connecting with each other Low ( 800 Kbps ) Bluetooth SIG 1994 Mobile phones, mouse, keyboards, office and industrial automation devices Fairly simple to use. Can be used to connect upto seven devices at a time. It is easy to switch between devices or find and connect to any device. 10 meters High

    Wifi

    2.4 GHz It is more secure IEEE802.11 High Wireless adaptors on all the devices of the network, a wireless router and/or wireless access points High (11 Mbps ) IEEE, WECA 1991 Notebook computers, desktop computers, servers It is more complex and requires configuration of hardware and software. 100 meters

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