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+	== Background ==
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+	In 2006, Soundmatters released the first Bluetooth speaker, the Soundmatters foxL, ushering in a new era of wireless audio technology.
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+	Bluetooth technology [link\|https://theauris.com/blogs/blog/the-history-of-bluetooth\|dates back to 1994\|new_window=true], but the first ever consumer Bluetooth device, a [[Topic:Bluetooth Headset\|hands-free mobile headset\|new_window=true]], was launched in 1999.
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+	[link\|https://fabrikbrands.com/bluetooth-history-and-the-bluetooth-logo/\|The name "Bluetooth" has a really fun story behind it\|new_window=true]: "Bluetooth" was intended to be a placeholder internal name for the project. The code name comes from [link\|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Bluetooth\|Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson\|new_window=true], who was a 10th-century king of Denmark known for his dead "blue" tooth (or possibly his ravenous appetite for blueberries).
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+	== Identification ==
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+	Most Bluetooth speakers will have the Bluetooth logo etched or printed on it somewhere. The Bluetooth logo is a combination of the Nordic runes H and B—Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson's initials:
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Repair guides and information for portable, battery-powered Bluetooth speakers

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== Background ==

In 2006, Soundmatters released the first Bluetooth speaker, the Soundmatters foxL, ushering in a new era of wireless audio technology.

Bluetooth technology [link|https://theauris.com/blogs/blog/the-history-of-bluetooth|dates back to 1994|new_window=true], but the first ever consumer Bluetooth device, a [[Topic:Bluetooth Headset|hands-free mobile headset|new_window=true]], was launched in 1999.

[link|https://fabrikbrands.com/bluetooth-history-and-the-bluetooth-logo/|The name "Bluetooth" has a really fun story behind it|new_window=true]: "Bluetooth" was intended to be a placeholder internal name for the project. The code name comes from [link|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Bluetooth|Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson|new_window=true], who was a 10th-century king of Denmark known for his dead "blue" tooth (or possibly his ravenous appetite for blueberries).

== Identification ==

Most Bluetooth speakers will have the Bluetooth logo etched or printed on it somewhere. The Bluetooth logo is a combination of the Nordic runes H and B—Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson's initials:

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[title|Altavoz portátil Bluetooth]

[summary]Guías de reparación e información para altavoces Bluetooth portátiles con batería[/summary]

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== Antecedentes ==

En 2006, Soundmatters lanzó el primer altavoz Bluetooth, el Soundmatters foxL, marcando el comienzo de una nueva era de la tecnología de audio inalámbrica.

La tecnología Bluetooth [link|https://theauris.com/blogs/blog/the-history-of-bluetooth|se remonta a 1994|new_window=true], pero el primer dispositivo Bluetooth de consumo, unos [[Topic:Bluetooth Headset|auriculares móviles manos libres|new_window=true]], se lanzó en 1999.

[link|https://fabrikbrands.com/bluetooth-history-and-the-bluetooth-logo/|El nombre "Bluetooth" tiene una historia muy divertida|new_window=true]: "Bluetooth" pretendía ser un nombre interno para el proyecto. El nombre en clave procede de [link|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Bluetooth|Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson|new_window=true], un rey danés del siglo X conocido por su diente "azul" muerto (o posiblemente por su voraz apetito de arándanos).

== Identificación ==

La mayoría de los altavoces Bluetooth tendrán el logotipo Bluetooth grabado o impreso en alguna parte. El logotipo de Bluetooth es una combinación de las runas nórdicas H y B, las iniciales de Harold "Bluetooth" Gormsson:

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