4-A Chips Charge Smart-Phone Li-Ion Batteries
MD&D News Staff
Trumpeted as the first monolithic, 4-A Li-ion battery charger ICs, Summit Microelectronics’ configurable SMB349 and SMB359 operate from a 3.6-V to 16-V input range...
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Aeroflex, 7 layers partner on 3G handset conformance testing
Aeroflex and 7 layers today announced a partnership on 3G mobile handset conformance testing...
Bluetooth market looks promising
With impressive growth last year, Bluetooth is set to see another healthy year...
Combining technologies to create a robust security system
PureTech System Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Pure Technologies Ltd. and manufacturer of wide-area video surveillance solutions has integrated its PureActiv solution with the Andover Continuum access control system from TAC, a developer of building automation, security systems and energy solutions...
MaxStream adds variety to ZigBee development solutions
Because wireless ZigBee technology is designed for a variety of applications, MaxStream has created a variety of XBee development kits to meet the diverse needs of OEMs and systems integrators. ...
WiQuest unveils wireless PCI Express mini card based on certified wireless USB
WiQuest Communications, Inc. announced availability of its third reference design kit that provides breakthrough wireless performance with standard WiMedia data rates from 53 Mbps to 480 Mbps. ...
Conexant and Sharp launch world's smallest and lowest power WiFi module
Conexant Systems, Inc. and Sharp Corporation announced the availability of the world's smallest and lowest standby power wireless local area network (WLAN) module. ...
WiFi chipset market continues impressive growth according to In-Stat
The Wireless LAN (WLAN) chipset market is on a phenomenal growth pace that is projected to continue over the next few years. ...
New reports from Research and Markets of Dublin Ireland . . .
· Worldwide Wi-MAX Market: Technology, Standards, and Forecasts 2006-2011 (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c34172) ...
Patient Care Technology Systems announces integration of Parco Wireless' advanced RFID tracking technologies
Patient Care Technology Systems announced the integration of Parco Wireless' radio frequency identification (RFID) tracking systems, which is designed exclusively for hospital use, and utilizes a highly developed form of ultra-wideband (UWB) RFID for automatically tracking patients and mobile medical equipment. ...
RoamAD's Muni WiFi solution enables 100% ROI in nine months
RoamAD announced that one of its customers, aCure Technology, which operates the Perth Metromesh network, has achieved network payback after just nine months of operation. ...
New MetroMesh OS release 5.1 from Tropos delivers next-generation metro-scale WiFi capacity and reliability
Tropos Networks announced release 5.1 of its MetroMesh OS. This software gives service providers and municipalities critical capacity and functionality to allow them to build and operate metro-scale Wi-Fi networks that support demanding current and future broadband applications. ...
Proxim Wireless achieves WiMAX Forum certification for Tsunami MP.16 3500 product
Proxim Wireless Corporation, a subsidiary of Terabeam, Inc., announced that its Tsunami MP.16 3500 Base Station Unit has received the WiMAX Forum Certified mark for IEEE 802.16d-2004 compliance by the WiMAX Forum. ...
Alvarion extends its BreezeMAX solution to the 3.6 GHz band
Alvarion Ltd. announced the extension of its market leading, BreezeMAX solution to 3.6 GHz with the introduction of the BreezeMAX 3600. ...
Redline demonstrates world's first complete WiMAX Forum-certified WiMAX system at CeBIT 2006
Redline Communications featured live, over-the-air gaming and other high-bandwidth applications using its RedMAX base station and subscriber units - the world's first complete WiMAX Forum Certified WiMAX system. ...
Ultrawideband set for ultrawide growth
A new report says that Ultra Wideband is set to revolutionize the way devices are connected to each other, affecting the markets for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and even the USB on PCs. ...
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