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 Bluetooth computer adapters aren't exactly a household item. When you hear the terms: Bluetooth wireless technology, Bluetooth devices, Bluetooth
connections-- the first thing that pops
into your head is probably a cell phone, headset or PDA.
However, as Bluetooth and other technologies continue to advance,
computers are increasingly becoming the center of many Bluetooth
networks, AKA piconets (Learn about: Piconets).
A Bluetooth computer adapter will eliminate the yards of cables
that run through your office or home, but still allow you to use a
keyboard and mouse, access the internet, print documents,
synchronize data with your PDA, transfer music to your MP3 player
and print pictures directly from your digital camera. These are just a few of the functions/services a
Bluetooth computer adapter will provide.
If you happen to have a fairly new laptop, there's a chance it's already equipped
with Bluetooth. However, if you have a desktop or laptop
computer that doesn't have Bluetooth technology built in, you
will need a Bluetooth computer adapter.
Bluetooth computer adapters usually come with
another product like a Bluetooth
Wireless Keyboard or Mouse, but there is also a large
variety of individual Bluetooth computer adapters. Bluetooth computer
adapters most often plug into your computer's USB port or can be
installed into your laptop's card slot, allowing you to connect
up to seven other Bluetooth devices at a single time.
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