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New WiMAX broadband modem
designed for home users
QuadMaxSystems
May 23, 2006
Vienna, -- The Swedish company QuadMaxSystems, QMS, today introduced
”The Book”, its first WiMAX modem for high-speed wireless broadband
access. The first 20,000 units have been ordered by a major Swedish
Internet Service Provider (ISP) for delivery during the fourth quarter
2006. |
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”The Book” enables ISPs to offer their subscribers an attractively
priced wireless access solution. QMS will market WiMAX modems and base
stations to ISPs and equipment manufacturers, both in Sweden and
internationally.
QMS regards this product launch as an important part of the shift to
high-speed wireless broadband access solutions from existing fixed
broadband and DSL networks, as well as from older wireless access
technologies.
- It is very exciting to be at the forefront of this technology change.
Households will soon be offered high-speed mobile wireless broadband
access, says Patrick Lund, president of QMS.
“The Book” was developed and designed by the Swedish technology company
HULU exclusively for QMS. The solution is based on Wavesat’s chipset,
certified by the WiMAX Forum.
“The Book” offers good functionality and attractive design at a
competitive price. Delivery of the first 20,000 units will take place in
the fourth quarter 2006.
- We believe that leading ISPs will offer their subscribers wireless
Internet access at a fixed monthly rate, says Patrick Lund.
For more information, please contact:
Patrick Lund, president of QMS: +46 709 48 08 80
QMS
QuadMaxSystems, QMS, based in Stockholm, Sweden, partners with the
Swedish company HULU, a supplier of WiMAX-based consumer premises
equipment. Patrick Lund is president of QMS. QMS will offer WiMAX modems
and base stations with good functionality, attractive design and
competitive prices to ISPs, equipment manufacturers and households. |
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