PRESENTATION TOPIC:

BLUETOOTH
By : Gulalai
Nazish
Sundas
What is Bluetooth?

Bluetooth is wireless technology standard for

exchanging data over short range(using radio
waves),creating personal area networks (LANs).
It connects several devices like , mobile phones ,
computers , and other electronic devices.
Ad hoc Network/temporary network.
Half duplex device.
Why it is called Bluetooth
The Ericsson website states that the technology is
named after Harald Blaatand , the king of Denmark
between 940 and 981,who promoted communication
between DENMARK AND NORWAY.
Blaatand translates to Bluetooth in English.
“Blaa”modern Danish word for “Blue”and “Tan”(great
man) is Danish word for “tooth”.
Why it is called Bluetooth
That’s why it is called Bluetooth.

The idea of this name was proposed by Jim kardach

in 1997.
Bluetooth History:

In Sep 1998 the original group of promoter

companies-Ericsson , intel , Nokia , toshiba and IBM
came togather to form the Bluetooth special interest
group(SIG).
Bluetooth History:
Bluetooth SIG was founded with the aim using short
range wireless communication technology to transmit
data over a personel area network.
Bluetooth History:
1999:the Bluetooth 1.0 specification is released.
2000:First Bluetooth mobile phone.
First Bluetooth PC card.
First Bluetooth headset.
2001:First Bluetooth printer.
First Bluetooth laptop.
2002:First GPS receiver.
2003:First MP3 player.
Bluetooth History:
2005:First Bluetooth sunglasses.

2006:First Bluetooth watch.

First Bluetooth alarm-clock radio.

How Bluetooth Works:
Bluetooth transmit information through low-power
radio waves.it communicates on a frequency of about
2.45 gigahertz.
How Bluetooth Works:
Bluetooth sends out very weak signals that are about 1
milliwatt in power.

Bluetooth doesn’t need a clear line of sight to

communicate with other devices.

The Bluetooth signals won’t be blocked by the walls in

your house ,it is ideal choice of communication
between devices in your house.
How Bluetooth Works:
Bluetooth system create a personal-area
network(PAN),or Piconet . This Piconet could have an
area the size of a house or one as small as from your
phone to headset . Once this Piconet is created , all of
the devices will connect rapidly , to avoid other
Piconets that may be operating in the same room.
Pairing:
Two devices need to be paired once to communicate
with each other . Pairing usually takes place
automatically once a device receives a request from
another device that it is not yet paired with . Once a
pairing has been established , it is remembered by the
device . The pairing relationship can later be removed
by the user.
Prices of Major Bluetooth
Products:
Bluetooth Headset:$38
Bluetooth-enabled wireless phone:$80
Bluetooth printer:$425
Bluetooth watch:$200
Bluetooth mouse:$35
Bluetooth keyboard:$40
Major Manufacturers
Samsung
Sony Billionton International
LG Inc.
3Com Canon Inc.
Acer Apple,Inc.
Motorola 2001 technology Inc.
Nokia
Toshiba
Advantages of Bluetooth
Advantages of Bluetooth
With Bluetooth we can wirelessly share music , photos
, files , videos and other information

It needs a tiny amount of radio power to work.

Completely automatic.
Advantages of Bluetooth
It can reduse interference from other bluetooth
devices that are also exchanging data near by.

At allows you to connect several devices in your home

And many more

Disadvantages of Bluetooth
Slow data speed.

Shortened bettery life.

Expensive.
‘THE END!