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Harris Communications, the nation’s leader in the creation, design and installation of enhanced wireless networks, cell phone repeaters,bi directional amplifier and bi directional antenna technology, announces the launch of their latest line of products that comply with the new changes that have been implemented by the FCC with new rules for cell phone boosters, giving booster makers an absolute advantage after years of debate over the issue. The FCC has also managed to get the nation's wireless carriers to all agree to the new changes in the rules.
ABI Research's latest data on the Internet of Everything (IoE) shows that there are more than 10 billion wirelessly connected devices in the market today; with over 30 billion devices expected by 2020.
Laird Technologies Inc., a global technology company, will exhibit solutions for the wirelessly connected world at CTIA 2013. Embedded wireless, active thermal management and telematics products will be on display, allowing Laird to showcase a range of wireless capabilities. The CTIA Conference and Exhibition will be held at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, May 21-23. Laird will exhibit at booth #6136.
Accelerating wireless transformation, Nexius Solutions Inc., a leader in delivering end-to-end wireless services and software solutions, announced it will arrive at CTIA 2013 ready to share customer insights in LTE network rollouts and first-hand experience with early adopters designing and deploying small cell solutions.
Microwave Vision Group is pleased to announce its participation in CTIA Wireless 2013. The tradeshow is to be held at the Sands Exposition and Convention Center in the heart of Las Vegas, Nevada from the 20th to the 23rd of May.
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Agilent in LTE & Wireless - Webcast Series 2013
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Agilent in LTE & Wireless - Webcast Series
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Agilent in Wireless Communications Webcast Series
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Agilent in Wireless Communications Webcast Series

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Agilent in LTE – Webcast Series
Now that the need for ultra high capacity radios has become an unofficial requirement with a potentially large market backing it, the call for more spectrum savvy radios is in order. Traditional wisdom would have us assume that the legacy pure-play millimeterwave equipment vendors have this market clenched; however, every time there is a technology shift, as is occurring with the E-Band market, it opens the field up to new market leaders and a new competitive landscape. Thus, we have seen traditional microwave vendors throw their hats into the millimeterwave ring with various levels of commitment from OEMing/private labeling traditional millimeterwave vendors’ radios to designing their own millimeterwave radios.
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