Key Technologies: Data Radio

IBM To Sell Proxim Wireless LAN

July 29, 1997, Business Wire reports that IBM Global Services will offer Proxim RangeLAN2 PC Card, ISA adapter and access point products. These products are Wireless LAN Interoperability Forum (WLI Forum) - compatible, operating in the 2.4GHz frequency band using frequency hopping spread spectrum technology at a data rate of 1.6Mbps per channel over 15 channels.

http://www.proxim.com/
[1997/08/02]

Motorola Licences CruiseConnect from Cruise Technologies

July 24, 1997, PR Newswire reports that Motorola has licenced Cruise Technologies "wireless thin client" for their new SitePad terminal. Cruise Technologies, Inc. is a spin-off company from Zenith Data Systems.

http://www.cruisetech.com
[1997/07/30]

Common Wireless Application Protocol Coming

June 26, 1997, Business Wire reports that Nokia, Ericsson, Motorola and Unwired Planet have announced that they will co-operate in developing a common "Wireless Application Protocol" to bring applications such as "unified messaging" (voice, fax and email handling) and internet uses to digital mobile phones.
[1997/07/01]

Motorola VersiTAC for Public Wireless Data Networks

June 23, 1997, Business Wire reports that Motorola has announced VersiTAC(TM) Integrated Wireless Data Solution for public data networks. The "solution" include consultation and project management services as well as hardware and software elements.

http://www.mot.com/LMPS
[1997/06/28]

Sierra Introduces 2 Card Modem/Wireless Set

May 19, 1997, Computer Reseller News reports that Sierra Wireless has introduced a cellular phone connection system in 2 PC-Cards called "Air Card." The radio card and separate modem card combined in a kit costs $900.00 (Cdn).
[1997/05/25]

Ikon Wireless Messaging Server 1.2

May 7, 1997, Canada NewsWire reports that IKON Office Solutions announced release of an updated version of Wireless Messaging Server supporting Microsoft Windows NT 2.0 and Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 for Windows 95 clients.
[1997/05/13]

WaveAccess Expands Jaguar Wireless LAN Product Line

May 2, 1997, PR Newswire reports that WaveAccess has expanded their 3.2 Mbps wireless LAN system adding the DS132 Desktop Station and WaveScout Wireless Coverage Survey Tool software package.
[1997/05/06]

Lucent to Debut 10-Mbps Wireless Lan

Apr. 21, 1997, InformationWeek reports that Lucent Technologie's Bell Labs, Netherlands will announce a 10Mbps wireless LAN technology called "Direct Sequence/Pulse Position Modulation".
[1997/04/25]

Wireless Network Developments

Apr. 10, 1997, Communications Week, Amy Rogers covers a number of mobile radio network solutions that look affordable for medium size companies such as Wi-LAN Inc. of Calgary, Alta,'s Hopper FD wireless spread spectrum modem at $1,500 supporting 38,400 bps half duplex.
[1997/04/15]

Digital Cellular Basestation Developments

Mar. 21, 1997, Loring Wirbel has a short article in Electronic Engineering Times describing recent trends in Digital Cellular Basestations.
1997/03/30]

Intel and Nokia Narrow Band Sockets API

Mar. 19, 1997, Newsbytes reports that Intel and Nokia announced an API for narrow band devices based on Windows Open System Architecture called "Narrow Band Sockets".

http://www.intel.com/ial/nbs
http://www.club.nokia.com/
[1997/03/30]

NEC working on Inexpensive Wireless LAN

Mar. 19, 1997, TechWire reports that NEC has developed a wireless network system that is based on "cordless phone" technology and does not require a server or base station.
[1997/03/30]

WaveAccess Introduces 3.2Mbps Wireless Bridges

Mar. 6, 1997, Canada NewsWire reports that WaveAcccess introduced 3.2Mbps waveLYNX wireless bridges. This digital "frequency hopping" spread spectrum system has a maximum data rate of 3.2Mbps with link throughput up to 2.2Mbps. Using the 2.4GHz ISM band it has a range of 24 km and is compatible with WaveAccess' Jaguar wireless LAN products.

WaveAccess
[1997/03/11]

InfoWave Office Enabler Integrates Wireless Messaging

Mar. 3, 1997, Canada NewsWire reports that InfoWare Wireless Messaging announced release of Infowave Office Enabler for Microsoft Exchange, with Lotus cc:Mail and Lotus Notes coming.
[1997/03/06]

Motorola AirMobile Wireless Software Version 2.0:

January 27, 1997 Business Wire reports that "AirMobile (TM) Wireless Software Version 2.0" for Lotus (R) cc:Mail supporting Windows NT (R) was announced by Motorola. This is an extension of cc:Mail Mobile (TM) adds wireless EMail support to EMail servers.

Motorola
[1997/02/02]

Comstream Digital Satellite Receiver Technology:

January 30, 1997, Canada NewsWire reports that ComStream Corporation "has developed an add-on card that allows PC's to receive television programmng along with multimedia and high speed data from Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) service providers."
[1997/02/02]

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