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“What grabbed my attention was the announcement of a new Bluetooth core specification, namely, Bluetooth v4.0. Actually, it’s an evolutionary step for the standard, as it adopts low energy wireless and, what’s more, it’s touted that a mere coin-cell type battery is all that is needed to power new generation products using the new specification. According to the Bluetooth SIG’s website (bluetooth.org) the new standard also boasts a number of enhanced features, to include the use of ultra-low peak, average and idle mode power consumption; multi-vendor interoperability and extended range. Admittedly, some of us have lost count of Bluetooth’s incremental changes, but this announcement seems to coincide with the SIG’s eagerness to revolutionise the technology and jump onto the ever so green and trendy bandwagon that’s low energy.”
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