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Taiyo Yuden, KDDI getting comfortable with Bluetooth

Compiled from outside sources by Vincent Huang and Miruku Lin, Research Center; Noah Sauve, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 19 April 2001 0

Roadmapping for Bluetooth technology is speeding up in Japan, where Taiyo Yuden and KDDI are about ready to release new Bluetooth products.

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