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« Analyst Predicts 54m WiMax Subscribers by 2012; Devices Key | Main | Analyst Sees Future with One Person, Many Devices, on WiMax Networks »
Part of the rollout of mobile WiMax requires good end-user products: Zyxel will provide PC Cards and CPEs (adapters for the home) that will be bundled with Nortel gear. Runcom is working on phone and laptop integration. Sequans is developing more spectrally efficient WiMax, and Nortel is working with them for interoperability testing of their MIMO-based WiMax products.
Posted by Glennf at June 21, 2007 10:44 AM
Categories: CPEs, Hardware, interoperability