Original bluetooth just sucked, that does not count ^^
If we go by that, most technical stuff is just spreading to slow. How many years do steamers exist now? And how few actually have one to make their vegetables instead of destroying anything we see as reason to eat them?
The current BT standard is around 5 years old and in the end it was the first incarnation of the BT standard that made sense to be used at all. Before that only low speed stuff was possible, some keyboards etc
but only for pure office use. (normally those still were running on RF and blocking all other devices in the bureau hehe)
If we go by that, most technical stuff is just spreading to slow. How many years do steamers exist now? And how few actually have one to make their vegetables instead of destroying anything we see as reason to eat them?
The current BT standard is around 5 years old and in the end it was the first incarnation of the BT standard that made sense to be used at all. Before that only low speed stuff was possible, some keyboards etc
but only for pure office use. (normally those still were running on RF and blocking all other devices in the bureau hehe)