Wireless audio headsets have been around for some time using proprietary analog and digital transmission protocols. These technologies were hampered by the constant tuning required by analog systems and the fact that they could only be used with accessories from the same manufacturer. The Bluetooth technology standard is finally achieving global acceptance so that any Bluetooth enabled device can connect to any other Bluetooth enabled devices in close proximity. For the newbies, Bluetooth enabled devices connect and communicate wirelessly through short-range, ad hoc networks called piconets. Piconets support up to seven devices simultaneously. The backbone of the standard and the bane for users are device service descriptions known as profiles. Profiles are standards based definitions of how device types communicate with each other.. Head over to PocketNow to read on about this Bluetooth headset.



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