Airspan announces 16eUSB mobile WiMax adapter

by Donald Melanson, posted Mar 10th 2006 at 12:04PM

Airspan announced their "16eUSB" mobile WiMax adapter today, apparently the first device of its kind. The short of it is that this adapter will give you access to just about any WiMax network you can find, anywhere in the world. That means it's compatible with 802.16e-2005 and the WiMax Forum’s profile for mobile WiMax, includes beam-forming and MIMO, and operates in all key WiMAX frequency bands, including 2.3-2.4 GHz, 2.5-2.7 GHz, 3.3-3.7 GHz. Unfortunately, Airspan hasn't said how much the device will cost nor given any indication as to when it will be available.

[Via WiMax Networking News]

Filed under: Peripherals, Wireless, Networking

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Wes Felter @ Mar 10th 2006 12:21PM

5.8GHz is a pretty key band as well.

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jamesbrown @ Mar 10th 2006 12:27PM

i can't wait til wimax is everywhere. digital utopia...

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The icollector @ Mar 10th 2006 2:05PM

WiMAX is a pretty cool technology I tell ya.

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yo @ Mar 10th 2006 2:50PM

Uh, where are there any wimax networks?

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korkut ozkan @ Mar 19th 2006 7:57AM

encourage desicionmakers for enterprise deployments

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