Netlink Blog http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/ Internetworking and Wireless Application Experts http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/images/netlink.gif Netlink Blog - Internetworking and Wireless Application Experts http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/ Netlink Custom Generator: vic@netlinkweb.com Ann Schaner vic@netlinkweb.com 27.898218-82.694073 <![CDATA[Check out Grandstream's new IP Multimedia Phone]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=114 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=114 Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:55:09 -0500 GrandstreamIf you have a minute, take a look at Grandstream's flash demo highlighting all the innovative features of their new IP Multimedia Phone (Grandstream GXV3140).  Access realtime information through an integrated web browser.  Free video and voice calling worldwide with just one simple step:  plug in.

Grandstream also announced new High Definition (GXV3601 HD) and Low-Light (GXV3601 LL) IP surveillance cameras that offer mission critical high quality video solutions at a very competitive price-perfomance point.

Jacquie

]]> GrandstreamIf you have a minute, take a look at Grandstream's flash demo highlighting all the innovative features of their new IP Multimedia Phone (Grandstream GXV3140).  Access realtime information through an integrated web browser.  Free video and voice calling worldwide with just one simple step:  plug in.

Grandstream also announced new High Definition (GXV3601 HD) and Low-Light (GXV3601 LL) IP surveillance cameras that offer mission critical high quality video solutions at a very competitive price-perfomance point.

Jacquie

]]> <![CDATA[Check out Sony's Video Conferencing in HD]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=113 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=113 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 12:15:27 -0500 Sony PCS XG80Sony just introduced a new form of high definition (HD) visual communication with the PCS-XG80.  It has a dedicated HD camera (PCSA-CXG80) that adopts Sony's newly developed BrightFace technology, providing clear images even in dimly lit rooms.  The use of an intuitive GUI interface makes this videoconferencing system extremely user friendly.

Key Features:

  • 1080i High Definition Images (resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels)
  • Natural Stereo Sound (built-in stereo echo canceller)
  • ITU-T H.239 Support (presentation data transferred at 30fps)
  • BrightFace Technology (optimize brightness of each pixel to highlight shadows)
  • Intuitive GUI (translucent cascading menus)

Sony Video Conferencing Solutions

Sony PCS-XG80

 

Jacquie

]]> Sony PCS XG80Sony just introduced a new form of high definition (HD) visual communication with the PCS-XG80.  It has a dedicated HD camera (PCSA-CXG80) that adopts Sony's newly developed BrightFace technology, providing clear images even in dimly lit rooms.  The use of an intuitive GUI interface makes this videoconferencing system extremely user friendly.

Key Features:

  • 1080i High Definition Images (resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels)
  • Natural Stereo Sound (built-in stereo echo canceller)
  • ITU-T H.239 Support (presentation data transferred at 30fps)
  • BrightFace Technology (optimize brightness of each pixel to highlight shadows)
  • Intuitive GUI (translucent cascading menus)

Sony Video Conferencing Solutions

Sony PCS-XG80

 

Jacquie

]]> <![CDATA[ADTRAN Trade-In Program]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=112 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=112 Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:53:35 -0500 I was scanning the ADTRAN Home Page (as I often do) and came upon ADTRAN's new 'Trade-In' promotion.  It appears they are willing to take back used equipment in exchange for case towards the purchase of their new ger.  Take a look at the links below for more information on the program.

Trading in ADTRAN Gear?
Trading in Cisco Gear?
Trading in Other Gear?

]]> I was scanning the ADTRAN Home Page (as I often do) and came upon ADTRAN's new 'Trade-In' promotion.  It appears they are willing to take back used equipment in exchange for case towards the purchase of their new ger.  Take a look at the links below for more information on the program.

Trading in ADTRAN Gear?
Trading in Cisco Gear?
Trading in Other Gear?

]]> <![CDATA[Radwin Enhances Carrier Class Reputation with Release 2.3]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=111 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=111 Fri, 28 Aug 2009 09:08:28 -0500 Radwin 2000Excellent News.  On September 7, 2009, Radwin will release its new 2.3 software for the very popular Radwin 2000 multi-band radios.  The four new functions of 2.3 will not only appeal to carriers - but to all customers requiring easy installation, reliability and flexibility in congested, unlicensed air space.

Spectrum Viewer

The first and perhaps the flashiest of the new features is a spectrum viewer that offers four windows (one for each transmitter on both ends of the hop) with a view of the RF activity in a given band.  In less than 10 seconds, the viewer displays a color-coded snapshot of the RF noise, highlighting and distinguishing radar interference, weather radar, and other unlicensed radios including dB levels.  This snapshot allows the installer to choose a clean channel and even setup fall-back channels for the automation channel selection feature, should that be necessary at a future time.  The spectrum viewer can also be used in trouble shooting the radios at a later date to determine if interference is the issue causing a problem.  Since the Radwin 2000 is a multi-band radio offering all the bands between 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz, the spectrum viewer makes this radio the most flexible on the market - by far.

Hub Site Synchronization

Radwin has been offering its software-based hub site synchronization (HSS) in the WinLink 1000 radios for the past 2 years. This feature allows installation of multiple radios (8) at a hub site and prevents the radios from interfering with each other.  The new HSS extends the feature to the Radwin 2000 radios and expands the number of radios to 16. Also, it allows the user to mix and match WinLink 1000 radios with Radwin 2000 regardless of band or channel width.

Monitored Hot Standby

Most of the licensed radio vendors offer customers with mission-critical links the option of installing two links and automatically 'failing-over' to the second link if the first link becomes disabled.  However, up until now, none of the unlicensed vendors have offered this feature.  Radwin is the first to introduce this function across both the Radwin 2000 and the WinLink 1000 for both Ethernet and T1 traffic.

Therefore, it is possible to use the less expensive WinLink 1000 to back-up the Radwin 2000.  Or, a Radwin 2000 with 16 T1 circuits can be backed up by another Radwin 2000 with 16 T1 circuits.  The time for fail over is less than 50ms and in most cases, it really is less than 25ms. 

Diversity.

The last, but perhaps one of the most useful of the new features is the ability to support diversity with both dual pole and single pole antennas.  Diversity is the ability to transmit the same data over two or more diverse paths, thus increasing the likelihood that the information will be received.  The Radwin 2000 can now be configured to send the same data stream over two different paths or different data over two different paths.  The former cuts the throughput by 50% but overcomes interference and LOS obstacles.  The latter increases the throughput under good conditions and maximizes the radio's utilization.  There may be many instances where a user only needs 50 Mbps throughput, but has a difficult hop and diversity is the answer.  In other situations, there may not be any transmission challenges and the user can take advantage of the full 100 Mbps throughput of the Radwin 2000.

The four new features will make the Radwin 2000 impossible to beat on feature, function or price.  List prices for a full hop start at $4660.

Here's the Radwin 2000 Datasheet.

]]> Radwin 2000Excellent News.  On September 7, 2009, Radwin will release its new 2.3 software for the very popular Radwin 2000 multi-band radios.  The four new functions of 2.3 will not only appeal to carriers - but to all customers requiring easy installation, reliability and flexibility in congested, unlicensed air space.

Spectrum Viewer

The first and perhaps the flashiest of the new features is a spectrum viewer that offers four windows (one for each transmitter on both ends of the hop) with a view of the RF activity in a given band.  In less than 10 seconds, the viewer displays a color-coded snapshot of the RF noise, highlighting and distinguishing radar interference, weather radar, and other unlicensed radios including dB levels.  This snapshot allows the installer to choose a clean channel and even setup fall-back channels for the automation channel selection feature, should that be necessary at a future time.  The spectrum viewer can also be used in trouble shooting the radios at a later date to determine if interference is the issue causing a problem.  Since the Radwin 2000 is a multi-band radio offering all the bands between 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz, the spectrum viewer makes this radio the most flexible on the market - by far.

Hub Site Synchronization

Radwin has been offering its software-based hub site synchronization (HSS) in the WinLink 1000 radios for the past 2 years. This feature allows installation of multiple radios (8) at a hub site and prevents the radios from interfering with each other.  The new HSS extends the feature to the Radwin 2000 radios and expands the number of radios to 16. Also, it allows the user to mix and match WinLink 1000 radios with Radwin 2000 regardless of band or channel width.

Monitored Hot Standby

Most of the licensed radio vendors offer customers with mission-critical links the option of installing two links and automatically 'failing-over' to the second link if the first link becomes disabled.  However, up until now, none of the unlicensed vendors have offered this feature.  Radwin is the first to introduce this function across both the Radwin 2000 and the WinLink 1000 for both Ethernet and T1 traffic.

Therefore, it is possible to use the less expensive WinLink 1000 to back-up the Radwin 2000.  Or, a Radwin 2000 with 16 T1 circuits can be backed up by another Radwin 2000 with 16 T1 circuits.  The time for fail over is less than 50ms and in most cases, it really is less than 25ms. 

Diversity.

The last, but perhaps one of the most useful of the new features is the ability to support diversity with both dual pole and single pole antennas.  Diversity is the ability to transmit the same data over two or more diverse paths, thus increasing the likelihood that the information will be received.  The Radwin 2000 can now be configured to send the same data stream over two different paths or different data over two different paths.  The former cuts the throughput by 50% but overcomes interference and LOS obstacles.  The latter increases the throughput under good conditions and maximizes the radio's utilization.  There may be many instances where a user only needs 50 Mbps throughput, but has a difficult hop and diversity is the answer.  In other situations, there may not be any transmission challenges and the user can take advantage of the full 100 Mbps throughput of the Radwin 2000.

The four new features will make the Radwin 2000 impossible to beat on feature, function or price.  List prices for a full hop start at $4660.

Here's the Radwin 2000 Datasheet.

]]> <![CDATA[Motorola PTP400 Special Promo]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=110 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=110 Wed, 26 Aug 2009 10:11:42 -0500 Motorola is offering PTP 400 customers an opportunity for great savings - A limited number of PTP 400 in 4.9GHz and 5.4GHz are still available.

The following part numbers are included in this promotion:

Part Number Description
WB1920A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 1 Additional Year
WB1930A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 2 Additional Years
WB2588A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 4 Additional Years
WB1940A PTP 400 Upgrade to All Risks Advanced Replacement Program During 1st Year Warranty
WB1950A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advanced Replacement Program, 1 Additional Year
WB1960A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advantage Replacement Program, 2 Additional Years
WB2589A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advanced Replacement Program, 4 Additional Years

UPGRADE Part Numbers included in this promotion are:

Part Number Description
WB2404C PTP 400 Series Lite to Full Upgrade - End Only
BPSGVPNL5730-2CC PTP 400 Series Lite to Full Upgrade - Link
WB2404A PTP 400 Series AES Encryption Key - End Only
WB1910A PTP 400 Series AES Encryption Key - Link

You may be aware that the PTP 300 and PTP 500 series of wireless Ethernet bridges have replaced the PTP 400 series. These products offer a great deal of flexibility and throughput per dollar and can provide an overall better connectivity value.

Contact me to learn more about the promotional details and discount info.

  Brian - NetLink Technologies
  727-437-3042

]]> Motorola is offering PTP 400 customers an opportunity for great savings - A limited number of PTP 400 in 4.9GHz and 5.4GHz are still available.

The following part numbers are included in this promotion:

Part Number Description
WB1920A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 1 Additional Year
WB1930A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 2 Additional Years
WB2588A PTP 400 Extended Warranty, 4 Additional Years
WB1940A PTP 400 Upgrade to All Risks Advanced Replacement Program During 1st Year Warranty
WB1950A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advanced Replacement Program, 1 Additional Year
WB1960A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advantage Replacement Program, 2 Additional Years
WB2589A PTP 400 Extended Warranty & All Risks Advanced Replacement Program, 4 Additional Years

UPGRADE Part Numbers included in this promotion are:

Part Number Description
WB2404C PTP 400 Series Lite to Full Upgrade - End Only
BPSGVPNL5730-2CC PTP 400 Series Lite to Full Upgrade - Link
WB2404A PTP 400 Series AES Encryption Key - End Only
WB1910A PTP 400 Series AES Encryption Key - Link

You may be aware that the PTP 300 and PTP 500 series of wireless Ethernet bridges have replaced the PTP 400 series. These products offer a great deal of flexibility and throughput per dollar and can provide an overall better connectivity value.

Contact me to learn more about the promotional details and discount info.

  Brian - NetLink Technologies
  727-437-3042

]]> <![CDATA[RadioWaves LPA Antenna Supports 1-18 Ghz ]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=109 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=109 Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:33:19 -0500 Radio Waves recently announced the release of their LPA Broadband Antenna.  I read the press release, and it appears that the new LPA antenna can handle a frequency range of 1GHz all the way up to 18GHz. I found this feat to be impressive so I clipped the article to share with you:

'N. Billerica Massachusetts (August 2009) Radio Waves, Inc., The Leader in Microwave Antenna Innovation®, has announced the availability of a new Radio Waves LPA Antenna, the LPA-1-18. This Log Periodic Dipole Array antenna is very broad banded in nature and operates from 1 -18 GHz in a single antenna. This antenna is a directive array similar to a yagi, but covering a very broad frequency range. The LPA has 7 dBi gain which remains relatively constant across the band of 1 – 18 GHz. The LPA has a female SMA connector on the back.

Andy Singer, President of Radio Waves stated “The new LPA-1-18 is ideal for quick deployment applications and comes complete with a mount that allows mounting for vertical or horizontal orientation. This amazing antenna is also great for those calls our distributors get for antenna requirements at “unusual” frequencies since it covers 1 – 18 GHz. By keeping a dozen of these on the shelf a distributor can be reactive to these unusual inquires.”

The new LPA antenna is encased in a tough and durable radome for both commercial and extreme homeland security antenna applications. Like all of Radio Waves antennas the new LPA antenna is Made in the USA and comes with a 5-year warranty."'

As always, we need subscribers.... Be sure to RSS us.
Andrew Hermann
Account Manager

]]> Radio Waves recently announced the release of their LPA Broadband Antenna.  I read the press release, and it appears that the new LPA antenna can handle a frequency range of 1GHz all the way up to 18GHz. I found this feat to be impressive so I clipped the article to share with you:

'N. Billerica Massachusetts (August 2009) Radio Waves, Inc., The Leader in Microwave Antenna Innovation®, has announced the availability of a new Radio Waves LPA Antenna, the LPA-1-18. This Log Periodic Dipole Array antenna is very broad banded in nature and operates from 1 -18 GHz in a single antenna. This antenna is a directive array similar to a yagi, but covering a very broad frequency range. The LPA has 7 dBi gain which remains relatively constant across the band of 1 – 18 GHz. The LPA has a female SMA connector on the back.

Andy Singer, President of Radio Waves stated “The new LPA-1-18 is ideal for quick deployment applications and comes complete with a mount that allows mounting for vertical or horizontal orientation. This amazing antenna is also great for those calls our distributors get for antenna requirements at “unusual” frequencies since it covers 1 – 18 GHz. By keeping a dozen of these on the shelf a distributor can be reactive to these unusual inquires.”

The new LPA antenna is encased in a tough and durable radome for both commercial and extreme homeland security antenna applications. Like all of Radio Waves antennas the new LPA antenna is Made in the USA and comes with a 5-year warranty."'

As always, we need subscribers.... Be sure to RSS us.
Andrew Hermann
Account Manager

]]> <![CDATA[RADWIN 2000]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=108 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=108 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 16:32:53 -0500 High capacity RADWIN 2000 is now available from Netlink at a great price!

Ideal for extended range and IP and TDM networks with a flexible combination of Ethernet and up to 16 T1/E1 interfaces.

  • 1000Mbps Net Throughput (50Mbps Full Duplex)
  • 2.4, 4.9, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.8 GHz Multi-band
  • 128 bit encryption
  • MIMO and OFDM Air Interface
  • Easy to Install

The radio is a multi-band radio that supports user selectable sub-6GHz radio bands in a single platform.  With the multi radios inside, you don't have to choose a single frequency when you purchase. You can even change the frequency after deployment.

The RADWIN 2000 is a great complement to the highly successful WINLINK 1000 series sub-6GHz radio with 36Mbps of Net Throughput (18Mbps Full Duplex).

RADWIN is the fastest growing point-to-point radio manufacturer with over 110,000 radios deployed in over 110 countries standardized by carriers worldwide.

Call us for a quote today.

]]> High capacity RADWIN 2000 is now available from Netlink at a great price!

Ideal for extended range and IP and TDM networks with a flexible combination of Ethernet and up to 16 T1/E1 interfaces.

  • 1000Mbps Net Throughput (50Mbps Full Duplex)
  • 2.4, 4.9, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.8 GHz Multi-band
  • 128 bit encryption
  • MIMO and OFDM Air Interface
  • Easy to Install

The radio is a multi-band radio that supports user selectable sub-6GHz radio bands in a single platform.  With the multi radios inside, you don't have to choose a single frequency when you purchase. You can even change the frequency after deployment.

The RADWIN 2000 is a great complement to the highly successful WINLINK 1000 series sub-6GHz radio with 36Mbps of Net Throughput (18Mbps Full Duplex).

RADWIN is the fastest growing point-to-point radio manufacturer with over 110,000 radios deployed in over 110 countries standardized by carriers worldwide.

Call us for a quote today.

]]> <![CDATA[Vehicle Mounted Modems for Mobile Wireless Connectivity]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=107 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=107 Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:13:13 -0500 I just read about Motorola's version of the vehicle mounted modem... Click here if you want to read the clip. Basically it covers the details of a vehicle mounted modem and it's ability to handle high bandwidth applications.

Although the article is just a product highlight, I still get excited when I fathom broadband availability in my car, on the train, bus or any other mode of transportation. I am a proponent of Broadband any and every where! Thinking about this product stirred up some consideration for applications that would naturally follow a high speed link into the every day car.

I really look forward to the day we don't have to pay cell phone bills because we no longer have to connect to the telephone exchange to communicate with the masses. If you are like me, you have WiFi at work, at home, at the restaurant, at many public centers, but not in the car... and where would a WiFi phone come in handy? I feel once broad band is common place, IP will push cellular to the way side and allow for unified communications on the go. I also imagine the future of personal transportation when map quest interacts with my GPS to give directions, and Tom Tom will read my Gmail. I will twitter about my traffic frustrations at stop lights (some speech recognition software required). I will be able to access a million internet radio stations on the go, and all this while I simultaneously receive updated coordinates of my daughter’s real time location.

The technology is there, however we still need someone to cover the bill. Lining our high ways and city streets with access points is a huge investment and I don’t think the ROI is there yet. I think for now, products like the Vehicle mounted modem, will be used for very specific applications on private networks. However, in the not so distant future, I think we will see this type of technology start to integrate and become as standard as power windows. What do you think?

Andrew Hermann
Account Manager - NetLink Technologies
www.netlinkweb.com
RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/NetLinkBlog/    

]]> I just read about Motorola's version of the vehicle mounted modem... Click here if you want to read the clip. Basically it covers the details of a vehicle mounted modem and it's ability to handle high bandwidth applications.

Although the article is just a product highlight, I still get excited when I fathom broadband availability in my car, on the train, bus or any other mode of transportation. I am a proponent of Broadband any and every where! Thinking about this product stirred up some consideration for applications that would naturally follow a high speed link into the every day car.

I really look forward to the day we don't have to pay cell phone bills because we no longer have to connect to the telephone exchange to communicate with the masses. If you are like me, you have WiFi at work, at home, at the restaurant, at many public centers, but not in the car... and where would a WiFi phone come in handy? I feel once broad band is common place, IP will push cellular to the way side and allow for unified communications on the go. I also imagine the future of personal transportation when map quest interacts with my GPS to give directions, and Tom Tom will read my Gmail. I will twitter about my traffic frustrations at stop lights (some speech recognition software required). I will be able to access a million internet radio stations on the go, and all this while I simultaneously receive updated coordinates of my daughter’s real time location.

The technology is there, however we still need someone to cover the bill. Lining our high ways and city streets with access points is a huge investment and I don’t think the ROI is there yet. I think for now, products like the Vehicle mounted modem, will be used for very specific applications on private networks. However, in the not so distant future, I think we will see this type of technology start to integrate and become as standard as power windows. What do you think?

Andrew Hermann
Account Manager - NetLink Technologies
www.netlinkweb.com
RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/NetLinkBlog/    

]]> <![CDATA[SkyPilot to Begin Shipping]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=106 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=106 Thu, 04 Jun 2009 13:53:57 -0500 If you've been hearing rumors for the past year about SkyPilot - hope you didn't miss the announcement on May 28th that SkyPilot has been acquired by Trilliant Incorporated - self described as the 'leader in delivering Smart Grid solutions that enhance energy efficiency, utility operations and renewal resource integration'.

Spoke with my distribution rep, and they're saying that SkyPilot units will begin shipping in about a month, and if I get any updates on when the products will be moving again, I'll post it.

BTW - the snowglob pix below is one of the best that I've ever seen that describes a product line and what it does...so if you aren't exactly sure what SkyPilot is all about - just check it out.  Also - we developed a few solution pages on SkyPilot some time back - you can still get them here.

SkyPilot Solutions

Andrew Hermann
Account Manager - NetLink Technologies
www.netlinkweb.com
RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/NetLinkBlog/     

 

]]> If you've been hearing rumors for the past year about SkyPilot - hope you didn't miss the announcement on May 28th that SkyPilot has been acquired by Trilliant Incorporated - self described as the 'leader in delivering Smart Grid solutions that enhance energy efficiency, utility operations and renewal resource integration'.

Spoke with my distribution rep, and they're saying that SkyPilot units will begin shipping in about a month, and if I get any updates on when the products will be moving again, I'll post it.

BTW - the snowglob pix below is one of the best that I've ever seen that describes a product line and what it does...so if you aren't exactly sure what SkyPilot is all about - just check it out.  Also - we developed a few solution pages on SkyPilot some time back - you can still get them here.

SkyPilot Solutions

Andrew Hermann
Account Manager - NetLink Technologies
www.netlinkweb.com
RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/NetLinkBlog/     

 

]]> <![CDATA[Proxim Wireless Webinar Invitation]]> http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=105 http://www.netlinkweb.com/blog/post.aspx?=105 Fri, 29 May 2009 16:03:47 -0500 Proxim WirelessYou're Invited

Join Proxim for a 30 minute Wireless Webinar Presentation on 3.65 GHz - WISP Solutions.

This Webinar will cover 3.65 GHz products and other WISP oriented solutions - there are three options on date/time for you to select the one that is most convenient.

  • Tuesday, June 9 at 7 a.m. Pacific Time
  • Wednesday June 10 at 11 a.m. Pacific Time and
  • Thursday June 11 at 1 p.m. Pacific Time

Now open for registration - Please eMail partnerprogram@proxim.com with the subject line "WISP WEBINAR" - include your preferred session and contact info in the eMail body.

Brian Elder
NetLink Technologies
belder@netlinkweb.com
727-437-3042 DID
888-677-0712 x3042 Toll Free
727-533-9516 FAX

]]> Proxim WirelessYou're Invited

Join Proxim for a 30 minute Wireless Webinar Presentation on 3.65 GHz - WISP Solutions.

This Webinar will cover 3.65 GHz products and other WISP oriented solutions - there are three options on date/time for you to select the one that is most convenient.

  • Tuesday, June 9 at 7 a.m. Pacific Time
  • Wednesday June 10 at 11 a.m. Pacific Time and
  • Thursday June 11 at 1 p.m. Pacific Time

Now open for registration - Please eMail partnerprogram@proxim.com with the subject line "WISP WEBINAR" - include your preferred session and contact info in the eMail body.

Brian Elder
NetLink Technologies
belder@netlinkweb.com
727-437-3042 DID
888-677-0712 x3042 Toll Free
727-533-9516 FAX

]]>