October 4, 2010
Samsung shows off 330Mbps Mobile WiMAX in Japan
Seoul (Korea Newswire) October 4, 2010-Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading provider of advanced mobile technology, its progress as the future of mobile WiMAX at CEATEC JAPAN 2010 show in Tokyo, Japan. UQ communications is demonstrated WiMAX 2 based on IEEE 802.16 m at a speed of 330Mbps, with Samsung's WiMAX 2 developed test system.
UQ communications and Samsung show full HD 3D videos and 16 full HD videos on 4 LFD (large format display)-TVs at the same time based on its trial WiMAX 2 systems and devices.This uses Samsung's commercial mobile WiMAX base station is currently provided and operated by major mobile WiMAX operators around the world.
Akio Nozaka, President of UQ communications, said "It is expected that the requirements for wireless broadband will grow exponentially.""In this context, the recognition is the real value of mobile WiMAX, a true 4 G technology not only in Japan, but also on the world increased by this demonstration at CEATEC we aim to show the excellences of the new world through mobile WiMAX, in cooperation with Samsung."
"Technology stops never evolve."The demand for data bandwidth and speed exponentially, has technology required to respond.Mobile WiMAX opened the era of mobile broadband and the many optimized solutions. already part ", said Mr Woonsub Kim, Executive Vice President and head of telecommunication systems business from Samsung Electronics."
"We believe strongly that will deliver WiMAX-2 richer communication services customers while to unlock a possible opportunity for service providers."By working with our partners in the WiMAX ecosystem, Samsung has his efforts to the most advanced solutions at the right time to develop, so that customers the benefits of using of mobile WiMAX.maximize can dedicated "he added."
WiMAX-2 based on IEEE 802.16 m standard allows data more efficient, faster and more converged Kommunikation.WiMAX 2 offers strong integration compatibility with deployed mobile WiMAX solutions. it allows current mobile WiMAX operators to migrate their solutions to WiMAX-2 channel cards or your system software update. over beyond the subscribers who use currently mobile WiMAX devices can easily communicate with new WiMAX 2 systems.
WiMAX-2 standards leadership in its rapid commercialization and deployment is expected until November 2010 completed werden.Samsung strives and show up as leading provider of mobile WiMAX system and Gerät.Samsung plans to introduce the first commercial solutions of WiMAX 2 at the end of 2011.
Samsung is a prominent player in the mobile WiMAX industry a market-proven equipment for 57 Mobile WiMAX operators in 36 countries.
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