Anite to Demonstrate Latest 3G Test Technology

Anite to Demonstrate Latest 3G Test Technology

Anite, a leading provider of test and measurement technology for the wireless communications industry, is available for one-to-one media briefings at the upcoming 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France.

Executives and engineers from Anite will be
demonstrating the company's test and measurement systems, as well as updating the press and analyst community on new partnerships and customers. On-site
demonstrations include:

-- World's first and only GCF approved 3G test cases for validation of mobile phones and wireless terminals for use on W-CDMA networks

-- Multi-radio access technology (Multi-RAT) system
with W-CDMA and GMS handsets, to test inter-RAT
compatibility and handover
-- Anite's network simulator and Stand Alone Tester
for EDGE networks, delivering data rates up to 384
kbps
-- Anite's UTRA Host Tester (U-HT) system with 3G
conformance testing protocols on an Anite UTRA
Stand-Alone Tester (U-SAT platform) to test
protocol stack with and without target hardware
-- First public demonstration of Anite's new GUI for
the Programmer's Toolset

WHO: Daniel Oosthuizen, Director, Anite
Bob Morley, Product Manager, Anite

Anite is an industry leader in developing and
marketing testing platforms for wireless
communications at the terminal and network levels.
Its solutions enable the rapid, reliable deployment
of leading-edge communications services and products
for 2G, 2.5G and 3G technologies. Their technology
is critical to the wireless community and is used by
mobile equipment manufacturers, network operators
and test laboratories around the world.

Anite is based in the UK with offices in China,
Japan and the US. With 15 years experience in
providing customer-focused solutions, Anite plays a
major role in the advancement of the global wireless
and fixed telecommunication markets.

This Press Release Sponsored by AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES

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