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Taiyo Yuden and gigaAnt in Bluetooth accord

Taiyo Yuden and gigaAnt have signed a nonexclusive agreement for USA and Europe that will provide benefits to both companies and their respective customer bases.

News from Taiyo Yuden Europe (19 November 2001)

Embedded software makes radio modules run right

Low Power Radio Solutions has released the first in its easy-Radio family of ready-to-run low power radio systems. Brochure available

News from Low Power Radio Solutions (13 November 2001)

RF Solutions acquires module manufacturer

RF Solutions, the Sussex-based electronics manufacturer and supplier of radio products, has purchased low-power-radio module specialist Quasar.

News from RF Solutions (13 November 2001)

FM transceivers say no to interference

With next generation applications such as advanced telemetry, remote meter reading and EPOS terminals in mind, RF Solutions has introduced the X2010 and X2011 FM radio transceivers.

News from RF Solutions (13 November 2001)

Wireless LANs get faster and faster

Buffalo Technology has just announced its new high-speed version of the AirStation wireless networking system operating at 22Mbit/s - twice as fast as competing products.

News from Buffalo Technology ( 6 November 2001)

Bluesocket cofounder to spearhead European push

Bluesocket cofounder Philip Bates has taken the role of Executive Vice President and General Manager, UK.

News from Bluesocket (10 October 2001)

GSM, GPS and Internet merge onboard

Sequoia Technology has a product which combines GSM, GPS and Internet technologies to make them available for quick and easy introduction into applications such as vehicle tracking devices.

News from Sequoia Technology (10 October 2001)

A piece of cake at Radio Solutions 2001

LPRS comes to Radio Solutions 2001 with its new recipe for successful low-power radio. Brochure available

News from Low Power Radio Solutions ( 8 October 2001)

Card is key to Bluetooth connection kit

Socket Communications has launched its Bluetooth Connection Kit.

News from Socket Communications ( 5 October 2001)

Radio modems run up to a kilometre

RF Solutions has added the Adcon range of radio modems to its portfolio of licence-free radio products.

News from RF Solutions ( 2 October 2001)

Narrowband modules shoot through interference

User application article RF Solutions has found an unusual application where its latest transmitter and receiver modules have provided the perfect solution.

News from RF Solutions (11 September 2001)

Fully type approved engines put GSM onboard

Sequoia Technology is to distribute and support two new ranges of cost-effective dual-band GSM modem/telephone devices from Falcom.

News from Sequoia Technology (30 August 2001)

Narrowband modules run up to 20Kbit/s at 433MHz

The new T7/R7 transmitter and receiver modules from RF Solutions provide a high interference immunity solution for telemetry and remote control applications.

News from RF Solutions (23 August 2001)

Transceiver is smaller, faster and goes further

Available now from Low Power Radio Solutions, the BiM 2 transceiver is a complete reworking of one of the most successful low-power-radio products of all time. Brochure available

News from Low Power Radio Solutions (13 August 2001)

Modular embedded wireless solution

New from Sequoia Technology are a range of surface mountable, 27mm-square shielded RF modules developed by Norwegian low power radio specialist Bluechip Communication.

News from Sequoia Technology ( 8 August 2001)

868MHz transmitter and receiver run up to 200m

The latest FM transmitter and receiver modules from RF Solutions simplify design, save space and reduce component count in applications requiring highly reliable licence-exempt wireless links.

News from RF Solutions ( 3 August 2001)

Buffalo roams up to 3km from base

Buffalo Technology UK has launched the AirStation Pro family, specifically designed for long-range building-to-building and multiple site connectivity.