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Smallest claim for full Bluetooth module
TTI is working closely with Murata to bring cutting edge Bluetooth components to the marketplace. Brochure available
News from TTI Europe (22 April 2002)
Full Bluetooth from a CompactFlash card
The new Bluetooth CompactFlash card from Brain Boxes is fully supported by the Microsoft Windows CE.NET operating system for true plug and play capability.
News from Brainboxes (19 April 2002)
Compact GPS modules put OEMs on the map
CSI Wireless has two new high-accuracy GPS modules for OEMs.
News from CSI Wireless (19 April 2002)
Spread spectrum applications mushroom
User application article Despite the generally poor trading conditions in the areas of wireless and communications, AeroComm reports a strong growth in the industrial sector for its wireless products.
News from Aerocomm (12 April 2002)
Socket takes over Nokia Bluetooth CompactFlash
Nokia and Socket Communications have signed an agreement that is designed to make the mobile computing experience using Bluetooth simple and effective.
News from Socket Communications ( 4 April 2002)
Buffalo roams free at stately home
User application article Wireless networking from Buffalo Technology has proved the solution to networking challenges imposed by the architecture of Lord Rotherwick's residence at Cornbury Park.
News from Buffalo Technology (29 March 2002)
Plug and play for Bluetooth
Adding Bluetooth connectivity to a system has become as hard as adding a USB port, following the introduction by Flint of a new miniature USB-Bluetooth adapter.
News from Flint (27 March 2002)
Maclellan jumps from Nortel to CSI Wireless
Colin Maclellan is joining CSI Wireless as Senior Vice President and General Manager of CSI's Wireless Business Unit.
News from CSI Wireless (15 March 2002)
Surface-mount antennas save wireless space
Acal has a range of RF solutions from Taiwan-based Walsin Technology (WTC) for leading-edge applications such as Bluetooth and IEEE802.11b WLANs.
News from Acal Electronics ( 1 March 2002)
Flint signs Centurion to boost Bluetooth range
Flint Wireless has added antenna designer and manufacturer Centurion to its portfolio of wireless data and Bluetooth franchises.
News from Flint (27 February 2002)
Siemens engines join Sequoia Wireless portfolio
Sequoia Wireless is strengthening its capability in GSM technology, thanks to a new franchise agreement with Siemens to market the company's cellular engines, terminals and modules.
News from Sequoia Technology (27 February 2002)
Multitone to take over Motorola lines
Motorola's Personal Communications Sector is transferring its paging subscriber device product lines to Multitone Electronics.
News from Multitone (26 February 2002)
Things go better with RFID tags
User application article For the first time, Athletes at the 2002 Winter Olympics can quench their thirst with free Cokes using Texas Instruments RFID (radio frequency identification) technology.
News from RFID Components (22 February 2002)
Positioning system has integrated antenna
The Seres is a high-performance positioning product which features a combined GPS/SBAS receiver and antenna system for precision agriculture, GIS and mapping, and other markets.
News from CSI Wireless (12 February 2002)
Bluetooth module aims for automotive applications
Taiyo Yuden has a Bluetooth v1.1-compliant full module for next-generation automotive applications, including sound systems, navigational/telematics devices and hands-free kits.
News from Taiyo Yuden Europe ( 4 February 2002)
Development kits get wireless up and running
Development tools from AeroComm enable OEMs to rapidly introduce wireless connectivity into their product or process.
News from Aerocomm (24 January 2002)
Modules stretch to US ISM band at 916MHz
The addition of a 916MHz version to its T6/R6 range of transmitter and receiver modules, has enabled Sussex based RF Solutions to satisfy applications in the USA.
News from RF Solutions (20 December 2001)
Spread-spectrum transceiver goes on for miles
Aerocomm's AC5124C is a digital RF transceiver employing frequency-hopping spread-spectrum (FHSS) technology for high resistance to interference.
News from Aerocomm (13 December 2001)
Narrowband modules take radio protocols onboard
LPRS has applied its "easy-Radio" technology to a range of multichannel ultra-narrowband synthesised RF modules to produce a series of radio links for applications where reliability is paramount. Brochure available
News from Low Power Radio Solutions (12 December 2001)
Transceiver takes protocols onboard
Low Power Radio Solutions has improved its most popular transceiver by embedding its patented easy-Radio communications protocol into the Radiometrix BiM. Brochure available
News from Low Power Radio Solutions (20 November 2001)
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