Bluetooth 7 brings improvements to high-resolution audio
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Bluetooth technology continues to develop, and the new version, Bluetooth 7, brings a significant change. It includes HDT (High Data Throughput) technology, which clearly improves the performance of Bluetooth LE.
HDT stands for high data transfer rate. Bluetooth LE is an energy-saving version of Bluetooth, used for example in wireless headphones, smartwatches and fitness devices. When data transfer is faster, wireless devices can transmit more information at the same time. This may make it possible to stream high-resolution audio wirelessly.
First contact with the technology is likely expected next year. This means that devices using Bluetooth 7 are not yet widely available. However, Finnish consumers who use wireless headphones or speakers can expect better sound quality in the coming years as new devices reach the market.
Sources: TechRadar
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