Bluetooth wireless networking is an exciting and powerful technology that is now found incorporated into all kinds of electronics, in all parts of the world. The supporting Bluetooth technology that powers this wireless networking capability was innovated in the early part of the 1990s and by the end of the decade, a number of devices had already been introduced to consumers.

The developers of Bluetooth, Ericsson (which has since become Sony Ericsson), endeavored to create a single standard for wireless technology networking that could be easily and inexpensively integrated into various electronic devices for ease of connectivity. Having a single standard shared by all electronic developers, designers and manufacturers was the ideal because it would allow the end user to enjoy wireless networking of their devices, regardless of who manufactured the electronic item.

A brilliant move that Ericsson made when it first introduced Bluetooth wireless networking technology to other manufacturers, was to make the use of their specifications royalty free. This meant that companies who joined with a consortium of Bluetooth manufacturers were able to use and implement Bluetooth technology specifications into their products free-of-charge.

This has helped to make this technology very affordable for companies to continue to develop innovative products using the latest technology platform. This has also made its networking to quickly become the standard in mobile wireless technology, and has made the devices more affordable for the end user as well.

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