WIDCOMM, Inc., a world leader in Bluetooth wireless networking solutions, today announced that its six new Bluetooth development kits (DKs) can now be purchased on the company's web site.
WIDCOMM's kits allow developers to create Windows-based, Palm-OS-based, and embedded Bluetooth applications, and will speed the next generation of interoperable Bluetooth wireless products to market.
WIDCOMM's Development Kits present an integrated development environment and are the broadest portfolio of Bluetooth-focused tools available from a single vendor. All kits include WIDCOMM's rich Application Programmer Interface (APIs), extensive documentation and WIDCOMM's market-leading toolset.
Six WIDCOMM Bluetooth Development Kits Available Online
-- BlueConnect Development Kit, including two
Palm-OS-based Bluetooth adaptors for the
Handspring(TM) Visor(TM)
-- Bluetooth for Windows (BTW) Development Kit,
incorporating two Windows-based adaptors for PCs or
laptops
-- Devices Development Kit, including one Palm-OS-based
Bluetooth adapter, one Windows-based adaptor for PCs
or laptops
-- PDA-NAP Development Kit, including one Palm-OS-based
Bluetooth adapter, one free-standing Bluegate
Bluetooth network access point and software
-- PC-NAP Development Kit, containing one Windows-based
adaptor for PCs or laptops, one BlueGate Bluetooth
network access
-- Network Solutions Development Kit, containing one
free-standing BlueGate Bluetooth network access point,
one Windows-based adaptor for PCs or laptops, one
BlueGate Bluetooth network access point
WIDCOMM provides everything needed to enable seamless dependable wireless communications among devices such as PDAs, PCs, laptops and handsets while maintaining a gateway to the Internet. WIDCOMM products include software stacks supporting a variety of operating systems and hardware platforms, manufacturing-ready reference designs for mobile device manufacturers, and network access points.
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