Personal Area Connectivity with Bluetoothtm Wireless Technology

Imagine the following scenario. You return to your office from a severalday-long regional meeting. On entering your office, you wirelessly synchronize recent appointments and e-mails on your personal digital assistant (PDA) with your docked notebook computer. You sit down, lean back in your chair with a wireless keyboard in your lap, and begin work at your notebook computer. You receive a call on your mobile phone and use a wireless headset to answer the call. When finished, you undock your notebook and head off to a weekly status meeting. At the meeting, you need to share a file with a nearby associate, but there is no network connection. You transfer the file to your associate's notebook computer using a wireless link. You also exchange business cards with another attendee using a wireless link between your PDAs. Later, at a customer site, you use your mobile phone to connect to your corporate office.