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Not an expert in this kind of low-level stuff, but bluetooth is mostly implemented in hardware. I don't imagine you could get a compact lightweight headset that
by lukeschlather 6y ago
Not an expert in this kind of low-level stuff, but bluetooth is mostly implemented in hardware. I don't imagine you could get a compact lightweight headset that can last 10 hours on a charge if it needed to run even something as lightweight as a C library. And obviously, you can forget something like Airpods.
- CyberDildonics 6y agoAre you basing this off of an assumption or do you have a source?
- TickleSteve 6y agoNo, bluetooth is pretty much entirely in software. I say that as someone who has worked on Bluetooth devices at CSR/Qualcomm. Embedded software quite routinely runs hours on batteries. Indeed, some (entirely software) devices, last many years.