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vishalkhialani

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#8010 28-May-2006 01:17
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Hi,
Different internet service provideers provide net acess thru various means. Like dial up, adsl etc etc..


Can one provide net access to many people over a wide network say five miles using bluetooth ?

I have come acrsoss bluetooth adapters randing from 10 meters and 100 meters only are there any which go up to 5 miles and so on ?


Regards,
Vishal



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#36860 28-May-2006 02:55
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Bluetooth is a Personal Area Network technology with low power. Personal Area meaning the spaced around a person - that is 10 meters, not 5 miles. Not even a higher powered technology like Wi-Fi goes beyond the 300 meters.

I suggest you check www.bluetooth.com for the standard and more information.





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  #36862 28-May-2006 04:11
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thanks :)

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