The Bluetooth standard incorporates Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH). AFH allows signals to "hop" around using different frequencies within the Bluetooth range, thereby reducing the chance of interference when multiple Bluetooth devices are present. AFH also allows the device to learn frequencies that are already in use and to choose a different subset of frequencies hopping.
I have a Dell laptop running Vista and it does have bluetooth as standard. Run a search for "bluetooth" and it will come up.
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No, but the psp go has bluetooth built in. All standard psp's do not, you could buy a psp bluetooth dongle.
Yes. All current Apple portable computers (MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro) ship standard with Bluetooth built-in. Bluetooth has been a standard feature on Apple portables since at least 2005.
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The 2009 Chevy Aveo does not come with Bluetooth technology as a standard feature. However, some aftermarket solutions or upgrades may allow for Bluetooth connectivity. If you need Bluetooth functionality, consider installing a compatible aftermarket stereo or Bluetooth adapter.
Yes, you can download things off computers with a mobile on bluetooth Newer Laptops sometimes have bluetooth built in but most do not come standard. You can buy a usb adapter to make it bluetooth capable. Then it would have bluetooth
Most bluetooth headsets use a universal "0000" (four numerical zero's) for the passcode
No, they operate on the standard wireless frequency: 802.11g.
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No, you cannot delete Bluetooth as it is a standard protocol for wireless communication. However, you can disable Bluetooth on your device through its settings, which will turn off its functionality. If you're looking to remove Bluetooth functionality entirely, that would typically require hardware modifications, which is not practical for most users.
The headquarters of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) is located in Kirkland, Washington, USA. The organization is responsible for overseeing the development and promotion of Bluetooth technology. It consists of various member companies that collaborate to advance the Bluetooth standard and ensure interoperability among devices.