NetGear adds to IP Wireless' TD-CDMA product portfolio
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NETGEAR, a worldwide provider of technologically advanced, branded networking products, and IPWireless, the leading developer of UMTS TD-CDMA mobile broadband technology, today announced a jointly developed product available for mobile operators and broadband service providers worldwide.
With the new NETGEAR UMTS TD-CDMA Mobile Broadband Router, operators can enhance their service offering by providing an easy way for subscribers to integrate their UMTS TD-CDMA mobile broadband access with Wi-Fi and Ethernet to create mobile, portable, or stationary hotspots.
"IPWireless is a leader in the Mobile Broadband space, and with operators around the world commercially deploying UMTS TD-CDMA, we are pleased to provide a solution that will help them enhance and extend their subscribers' Mobile Broadband experience," said Patrick Lo, chairman and chief executive officer, NETGEAR. "Subscribers will enjoy the easy, plug-and-play NETGEAR® UMTS TD-CDMA Mobile Broadband Router for shared broadband access at home, at work, and everywhere in between, even on the move, anywhere within the UMTS TD-CDMA coverage area."
“We are pleased to add a market leader like NETGEAR to our growing ecosystem of device partners,” said Chris Gilbert, President and CEO of IPWireless. “We will continue to build partnerships that build on the vision of ubiquitous connectivity for subscribers and improve the business case for our operators globally.”
Mobile operators and broadband service providers that have deployed UMTS TD-CDMA networks can now offer the NETGEAR UMTS TD-CDMA Mobile Broadband router to subscribers. The router will support UMTS TD-CDMA networks in any of the available bands.
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