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Intel looking to replace Bluetooth, $5 says they’ll muck this up

June 2, 2008 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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ozmogaymo.jpgIntel and Palo Alto start up Ozmo Devices will be demoing short range WiFi personal area networks tomorrow at Computex in Asia. It has a range of 30 feet, it can connect up to 8 devices at a time and supposedly it’s fast fast fast.

But what about … “will definitely be a threat to Bluetooth technology,” says Jonathan Gruber, Analyst at In-Stat.

IDC Analyst Ajit Deosthali: “Wi-Fi over PAN is promising but has a lot of catching up to do.”

Now we all know analysts can be wrong and they can be right, but here is a prediction: Bluetooth will keep on marching on, Intel is trying too hard to push yet another standard down people’s throats when they don’t need it.

[Via: Computer World]

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