Brace Yourself For A Bluetooth Road Invasion

Consumers are getting more and more technologically advanced each day. Today, there is an estimated 1,000 Bluetooth enabled products being sold at a rate of 1 million per week. These products are not only limited to phones and computers but also include cars.The technology is aimed at replacing cables connecting portable or stationary devices without compromising security. However, the most outstanding feature of Bluetooth is to handle both voice and data transmissions for drivers to enjoy a wide variety of solutions like printing and fax capabilities, hands-free headset for voice calls, synchronizing PDA, Acura, Audi, BMW, Chrysler, DaimlerChrysler, Ford, GM, Honda, Infiniti, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Nissan, Renault, and Toyota are providing auto customers the option of Bluetooth enabled vehicles in selected vehicle models.

Bluetooth got its name from Harald Bluetooth, a Viking and former King of Denmark. He is famed for his ability to help people be in touch. Another notable contribution is his effort to unite Denmark and Norway.

Bluetooth has achieved high level of specification for a wide range of devices in proximity. the wireless technology has already gone a long way and will continue connecting people despite remoteness. With Bluetooth around, drivers can enjoy a greater sense of freedom