2005
DOI: 10.1109/mwc.2005.1404569
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Bluetooth and wi-fi wireless protocols: a survey and a comparison

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“…Sistemas sem fio são de fácil manuseio e evitam acidentes que poderiam ocorrer com dispositivos com fios. Ainda,é possível a implementação de redes tanto locais quanto remotas de modo rápido e sem levantar muitos problemas relacionados a infraestrutura [Lee et al 2007], [Ferro and Potorti 2005].…”
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“…Sistemas sem fio são de fácil manuseio e evitam acidentes que poderiam ocorrer com dispositivos com fios. Ainda,é possível a implementação de redes tanto locais quanto remotas de modo rápido e sem levantar muitos problemas relacionados a infraestrutura [Lee et al 2007], [Ferro and Potorti 2005].…”
Section: Wi-fiunclassified
“…Além disso, um dispositivo usando tecnologia bluetooth pode se conectar a mais de uma rede ao mesmo tempo, enquanto que usando Wi-fi sóé possível se conectar a uma por vez [Miller and Bisdikian 2001], [Lee et al 2007], [Ferro and Potorti 2005].…”
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“…LITERATURE BACKGROUND Mobile technology is considered as the main component facilitating the development of social and collaborative learning skills. For example, Bluetooth, WI-Fi and mobile broadband are found in most cell phones allowing for the creation of wireless connectivity between endusers supporting collaborative learning activities [5]. Many researchers have discussed the benefits of mobile collaborative learning in improving and easing teaching and learning activities [3].…”
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“…Second, it can be an outcome of an inherent communication protocol limitation, like in the case of BlueTooth networks composed of units, called piconets, that include at most eight devices [10]. Finally, performance considerations, such as space complexity and network scalability, may limit the number of nodes with which each node may communicate directly.…”
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