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Chipset enables nomadic WiMAX Express Card

A Wavesat product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Oct 25, 2007

Card also offers backward compatibility with IEEE802.16-2004 fixed WiMAX systems, enabling these devices to be seamlessly introduced into existing networks.

C-motech has designed a WiMAX ExpressCard for laptops powered by Wavesat's Evolutive NP7256 chipset, supporting 802.16d+, enabling nomadic and portable devices as defined in the WiMAX ETWG profile.

The device also offers the competitive advantage of backward compatibility with IEEE802.16-2004 fixed WiMAX systems enabling these devices to be seamlessly introduced into existing networks.

This product Series offers enhanced indoor reach through uplink subchannelisation.

"Wavesat is a highly experienced and innovative WiMAX chipmaker and its vision is setting the norm throughout the industry", says Young Hwan Kim, C-motech's CTO.

"Wavesat semiconductor solutions are giving us the best technology for building WiMAX portable devices".

"We look forward to a long term relationship with Wavesat".

Vijay Dube, Wavesat's President and COO adds: "The introduction of compact and plug-in WiMAX devices such as ExpressCards is yet another step in helping accelerate WiMAX adoption worldwide".

"C-motech is rapidly becoming a global wireless data leader by delivering leading-edge next-generation wireless communications technologies".

"We're happy to partner with them to support their commitment to enhancing users' broadband experience with WiMAX and we're looking forward to a profitable partnership with them".

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