Comments on: Study Shows Bluetooth, 802.11b Don't Interfere
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RE: Not in this Country.
RE: Not in this Country.
c_blue
RE: Not in this Country.
RE: Not in this Country.
c_blue: Yo trabajaba para el regulador de Venezuela (el "equivalente de la FCC" en USA, como lo llamas), y dado que por lo visto se desarrollarán gran cantidad de aplicaciones del tipo "sin licencia" en la banda de 2.4 GHz, tuvimos que reevaluar los planes para esa banda. No estaría de más que te dirigieras al regulador de tu país para plantear esta situación.
Sorry folks, this will be in spanish!
RE: Not in this Country (translation)
JNC
FALSE
but the bandwith is drastically reduced (from 11 to 2 Mb) ... bluetooth software and hardware makers are working on workaround.
RE: TRUE
And what sort of workaround do you envisage? They can't modify the basics of BT operation (ie frequency, hop rates etc). I think the 802.11 guys need to make their system more robust as more and more BT devices come into the market.
RE: FALSE
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When you have a Clie shoved up your mouth, you can only talk in vowels.
RE: FALSE
Dosen't anybody think 1/5 the bandwidth is important?
I definately consider that 'interference'.
BT is pretty much a waste of time, anyways.
Dosen't anybody think 1/5 the bandwidth is important?
This is really great news...
Another Paper
http://faculty.cs.byu.edu/~knutson/cs501r-2/Golmiemswim01.pdf
(we had to read it in a class I'm taking)
RE: Another Paper
Chick a Boom
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When you have a Clie shoved up your mouth, you can only talk in vowels.
RE: Chick a Boom
RE: Chick a Boom
The skinny
Look, BT and 802.11 are working together and have since forming the BT SIG group. They do different things within the same air space.
For some time now a few people have been sharing a vision where both 802.11 and bluetooth work together. What will the future hold?
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Not in this Country.
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