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Wednesday, 3 February 2010

Cambridge Consultants launches Bluetooth development kit

Posted on 06:57 by Unknown
DEVA hardware platform enables developers to quickly design and test differentiated Bluetooth products

Cambridge Consultants has launched a comprehensive development platform for the rapid development of highly differentiated Bluetooth products and mobile accessories.  The DEVA platform allows electronics and software engineers to rapidly prototype and test accessory products that deliver new
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