Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Bluetooth device",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Hands-free design takes echo cancellation onboard from
Cambridge Silicon Radio, which we summarised at the time by saying "Fully interoperable reference design provides customisable package for OEMs to create a low-cost Bluetooth hands-free kit".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Kickstart for ULP Bluetooth device development from
Texas Instruments (April 2006-): "TI reckons its ZigBee expertise will be valuable in developing the first Ultra Low Power Bluetooth (previously known as Wibree) devices".
In May 2007, we covered the news from Broadcom Corp
concerning its BCM2046
- take a look at Single-chip Bluetooth goes further and faster
which says: "Device is the first to combine Bluetooth 2.1 features, EDR technology and a Class 1 RF transceiver in a single, monolithic chip".
Take a look also at the news release from Cambridge Silicon Radio, Multimedia Bluetooth device sounds better,
as well as Design aids mobile TV roll-out from Broadcom Corp,
and Noise and echo cancellation for Bluetooth from Cambridge Silicon Radio.
See also:
Bluetooth device turns to access control
(November 2006)
Introduced by RF Solutions, Bluelok provides simple and cost-effective access control in applications such as controlled entry doors and automated lighting
Blueprint for Bluetooth hands-free design
(October 2006)
RoadRunner Plug-n-Talk provides OEMs and ODMs with a pretested and customisable package from which to create a low-cost Bluetooth hands-free kit
Bluetooth takes (remote) control
(September 2006)
Remote controller is designed for use with Bluetooth enabled devices such as PCs, PDAs and mobile phones
China dominates global remote controls market
(September 2006)
Manufacturers indicate buyers sourcing remote controls from Greater China can expect relatively stable prices this year
Design consultancy takes quick route to Bluetooth
(May 2006)
Cambridge Consultants' Bluetooth protocol stack and profile library are playing a key role in Purple Labs' design work on Grundig's fast-growing cellphone range
Bluetooth technology turns to marketing
(April 2006)
Car manufacturer Fiat is the first company to use a new opt-in Bluetooth technology developed by Bluetooth marketing technology company Breeze Tech
Coexistence is key to Bluetooth adoption
(March 2006)
O2's latest product, the Xda Atom, features CSR's BlueCore3 silicon and Bluetooth version 1.2 software stack
Evans returns as Managing Director
(January 2006)
Brainboxes has reorganised its senior management to help drive its product development and to grow the company globally
iPod addon takes DSP-enabled Bluetooth onboard
(January 2006)
BlueCore3-Multimedia silicon is at the heart of the new BlueTrip from Griffin Technologies
Demo puts HD video over Bluetooth+UWB
(January 2006)
Open Interface will provide the industry's first public demonstration of high definition (HD) video streaming over Bluetooth+ultrawideband today at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas
Deloitte ranks CSR fastest in the east
(December 2005)
CSR has been ranked top of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 for the eastern UK in the first year that it has been eligible for entry
Bluetooth chip is music to Samsung's ears
(October 2005)
Samsung has selected CSR's industry-leading BlueCore silicon and software stack to bring advanced Bluetooth connectivity to its first GSM handsets to offer stereo streaming capability
CompactFlash Bluetooth card goes mobile
(October 2005)
New software enables the award-winning BL-565 CompactFlash Bluetooth card to be used in Microsoft's new Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system
Quality mark guarantees Bluetooth interoperability
(August 2005)
CSR is working with independent technical support company TMTI (Talk Me Through It) to drive Bluetooth device compatibility and enhance end-user experience of mobile Bluetooth technology
Bluetooth chip gains test support
(August 2005)
LitePoint Corp has integrated test programs for CSR's BlueCore4 silicon into its new LitePoint Bluetooth software package, which offers full v2.0+EDR Rx and Tx test capability
Communications software on the shortlist
(July 2005)
NCT Europe has been shortlisted for the prestigious European Electronics Awards, in recognition of its research and development in the field of noise reduction and echo cancellation
Modules embed Bluetooth support
(April 2005)
Z-World has added Bluetooth support for selected core modules, the BL2500 and the BL2600 single board computers
Broadcom to acquire Zeevo
(March 2005)
Broadcom Corp has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Zeevo, a privately-held, Santa Clara-based provider of semiconductor and software solutions for Bluetooth wireless headset products
Bluetooth cordless telephony design goes on show
(October 2004)
Next month at WiCon Americas Cambridge Consultants will unveil an off-the-shelf reference design for a Bluetooth cordless telephony access point featuring a very low bill of materials of under $15
Bluetooth module offers remote meter reading
(June 2004)
Cambridge Consultants has delivered a prototype design of a Bluetooth-based radio module to the leading utility metering company, Actaris
Standard module is tailored Bluetooth solution
(June 2004)
Brainboxes is supplying a customised Bluetooth solution to Microvision, the Washington-State-based leader in high-resolution scanned beam display and imaging systems
Hands-free kit design combines Bluetooth with DSP
(April 2004)
Texas Instruments has developed a DSP-based hands-free kit development platform matched with a complete Bluetooth radio subsystem
Bluetooth radio modem cuts CDMA handset power
(March 2004)
The SiW1722 is a single-chip Bluetooth device designed exclusively to meet the rigorous RF, power and cost requirements of CDMA mobile phones using CDMA chipsets with an integrated Bluetooth baseband
Bluetooth chip puts PDA into navigation system
(January 2004)
CSR BlueCore Bluetooth silicon has been selected by Navman, a world leader in mobile GPS navigation, for its Navman GPS 4400 in-vehicle system
Analyser speeds Bluetooth development
(August 2003)
New from Nohau UK is a simplified and low-cost solution for the capture and expert analysis of HCI traffic
BMW takes Bluetooth onboard
(June 2003)
BMW is set to use CSR's BlueCore technology to bring Bluetooth to the road
Single-chip Bluetooth takes in v1.2 specs
(June 2003)
Cambridge Silicon Radio has released its third-generation single-chip silicon, marking a major step in the evolution of Bluetooth silicon
Milestone for Bluetooth shipments
(May 2003)
Cambridge Silicon Radio has shipped its 10 millionth single-chip Bluetooth device
Cambridge duo aim for Bluetooth niches
(March 2003)
Cambridge Silicon Radio is to work with Cambridge Consultants in the first of a limited series of agreements designed to provide Bluetooth solutions for niche markets
Bluetooth design keeps drivers' hands free
(February 2003)
Cambridge Silicon Radio has launched a ready-engineered example of a Bluetooth-enabled hands-free car kit
Single-chip Bluetooth for CDMA handsets
(December 2002)
Cambridge Silicon Radio has added a further device to its BlueCore2 series of single-chip Bluetooth solutions for low cost, high-volume applications
Audi hits the road with Bluetooth onboard
(December 2002)
Car maker Audi will be using CSR's BlueCore technology to bring Bluetooth to the road with the world's first car to be offered with a GSM car phone and cordless handset both Bluetooth-enabled
Dongle design verifies Bluetooth devices for XP
(December 2002)
New from Cambridge Silicon Radio, the NanoSira Reference Radio is a turnkey reference design of a USB dongle for easy testing of the compatibility of a Bluetooth device with Windows XP
Kit aids single-chip Bluetooth deployment
(December 2002)
Manufacturers developing products based on the single-chip Bluetooth solution from Texas Instruments can speed time to market with TI's new Bluetooth starter kit