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World's
First CDMA2000 1xEV-DO PC5230 Wireless PC Card |
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8th January 2003 |
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AirPrime and KTF (a subsidiary of Korea Telecom and South Korea's second largest wireless network operator ) announced that the mass production release of the world's first CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Wireless PC Card with antenna diversity has commenced. Inset above is AirPrime's PC5230 CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Wireless PC Card AirPrime's PC5230 Wireless PC Card enables KTF subscribers to utilize an array of complete Internet applications including multimedia, email with large attachments, and access to corporate networks and Internet sites with streaming audio/video. AirPrime is the first vendor to create and deliver this revolutionary product to mobile Internet users on KTF's 1xEV-DO 3G wireless network. KTF deployed the world's first commercial CDMA2000 1xEV-DO network in South Korea earlier this year. AirPrime's
PC5230 Wireless PC Card enables laptop users to have always-on access
to KTF's high-speed, leading-edge 1xEV-DO network. The 1xEV-DO Wireless
PC Card by AirPrime is the highest performing card on the market, achieving
peak data rates of 2.4Mbps (which meets or exceeds the International
Telecommunications Union's (ITU) definition of 3G). The release of this
user-friendly product marks a significant achievement in the worldwide
adoption of 3G networks and services. Using QUALCOMM's MSM5500(TM) Mobile
Station Modem (MSM(TM)) chipset and system software for CDMA2000 1xEV-DO,
The PC5230 Wireless PC card by AirPrime supports Korea's PCS band and
includes a breakthrough dual antenna scheme. The notably advanced antenna
facilitates diversity operation and the highest 1xEV-DO data rates possible. "QUALCOMM is pleased to see compelling wireless products leverage our 1xEV-DO technology," said Johan Lodenius, senior vice president of marketing and product management for QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies. "KTF has done an exceptional job deploying, optimizing and commercializing the network, and AirPrime consistently delivers exceptional, high-performance 3G CDMA terminal products. This combined solution really sets the bar for the 3G wireless experience." "This product launch is a technological first not only for South Korea, but worldwide. KTF is committed to offering our customers the most advanced, high-quality terminal solutions available, and this remarkable new product offering rounds out our comprehensive 3G-product portfolio," said Song, Joo Young, vice president of KTF. "CDMA2000 1xEV-DO truly delivers the affordable high-speed wireless experience that customers seek. The PC5230 Wireless PC Card by AirPrime enables our business subscribers with remote access to all their critical data and information from their notebook PCs. AirPrime has been an exceptional partner throughout the development of this key product offering." The PC5230 Wireless PC Card exceeds customer expectations as it offers subscribers affordable, reliable service with multi-megabit peak rates. This is the most accelerated 3G product on the market. Not only does the PC5230 support CDMA2000 1xEV-DO, but it also is backwards compatible with CDMA2000 1X -- this permits subscribers to leverage the entire network while taking advantage of the highest data rate connection available. AirPrime's family of PC Cards, the PC3200 and PC5200 series are designed as standard Type II PCMCIA cards and are compatible with popular Microsoft operating systems. Both PC Card series support global frequency bands at 800 MHz, 1800 MHz and 1900 MHz. An innovative antenna design maximizes network coverage, data transfer speed and battery life of the notebook computer. Both series are commercially available to customers. The addition of the CDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO PC cards bolsters AirPrime's comprehensive suite of high-speed CDMA wireless data access solutions, including the family of AirPrime Helium 1x embedded modules and the Springboard module adapter for Handspring(TM) Visor(TM) handheld computers.
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| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
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Samsung
Electronics of Korea is ready to introduce its first camcorder phone capable
of recording and storing up to 20 minutes of multimedia clips - th 3G
CDMA2000 1xEV-DO SCH-V310 Mobile / Camcorder. |
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The
3G agreement with Far EasTone comprises a complete 3G system including
WCDMA radio access network, core network and a wide portfolio of comprehensive
professional services for Yuan-Ze Telecommunications |
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AirPrime
, a subsidiary of Korea Telecom and South Korea's second largest wireless
network operator, today announced that the mass production release of
the world's first CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Wireless PC Card with antenna diversity
has commenced. |
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Intec
Telecom Systems has extended its InterconnecT(TM) PREP license with Swisscom
Mobile, Switzerland's leading wireless provider, to support wholesale
billing for mobile Multi-Media Messaging (MMS). |
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3G
technology company UbiNetics has signed a licensing agreement with National
Semiconductor Corporation to jointly develop next-generation wireless
chipsets for the handset market. |
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Hutchison
3G UK and Dixon Stores Group announced a retail agreement under which
The Link will sell Hutchison 3G UK's third-generation mobile multimedia
and communications products and services to be marketed under the 3 brand. |
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Allgon
has been appointed 3G roll out partner by TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile),
Italy's leading mobile operator. Continuing a long-term customer relationship,
the agreement with TIM cements Allgon's position as one of the leading
UMTS suppliers in the competitive European wireless market. |
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In
the first two months of Vodafone live!, we have achieved over 380,000
customers across eight markets and are on track to achieve our target
of a million sales to customers by the end of March. |
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TELOS
Technology, and PUTIAN Institute of Technology, the R&D arm of CHINA
PUTIAN announced that the two companies demonstrated a 3G SGSN (Serving
GPRS Support Node) using 3GPP Release 5 technology. |
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