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News Release from: TUV Product Service | Subject: Cellular handset testing
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 28 September 2007
Handset testing focuses on compliance
TUV Product Service is reorganising its UK cellular handset testing business to concentrate on providing regulatory and related testing services to the GSM and WCDMA handset markets.
Following a strategic review of its GSM cellular handset business, TUV Product Service has decided to focus its UK division on providing regulatory compliance and closely related testing services like EMC, SAR, HAC, safety, radio, audio, SIM, environmental simulation and battery assessments However, TUV Product Service's UK operations will continue to provide limited PTCRB and GCF conformance testing for GSM and 3G equipment as an associate PTCRB laboratory
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 18 Apr 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Craig Ormerod, TUV Product Service's Business Director for Telecoms in the UK, comments: "This refocuses our testing business away from PTCRB and GCF conformance testing to concentrate on the core competences of the TUV Product Service business in providing compliance services to cellular handset customers and to all other areas of the global telecommunications market".
"In conjunction with BABT as a globally recognised independent certification body, we are one of a very few organisations in the world to provide a complete testing and certification service which covers worldwide regulatory market entry requirements, especially into Europe, the USA and Canada".
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