Posts Tagged ‘Wireless’
Fujitsu is currently developing a wireless charging technology. With this technology, the process of charging or charging the battery is claimed to be 150 times faster than normal.
Fujitsu Wireless charger technology utilizes a method called magnetic resonance. Unlike most of the electromagnetic induction method, this method will no longer require the existence of harmony between the power transmitter and receiver.
The advantages offered by Fujitsu through this technology is the ability charging process to multiple devices at once via a single transmitter. In addition, wireless technology is claimed to be capable of charging the battery to recharge a device within a few feet.
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Intel seems to exist in the serious business phones and gadgets. The proof, the company’s microprocessor chip maker is said to have bought used on the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S.
Preach Intel has agreed to buy the wireless unit of Infineon Technologies AG. This unit is a radio chip that is used, among other things on the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S,
Intel paid value is USD 1.4 billion in cash. According to a statement from Infineon, this agreement is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2011.
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Intel officially proposed to the Internet security company for USD 7.68 billion to strengthen its expansion into wireless and mobile device market.
“There are billions of devices that need to be protected. Markets internet security that is embedded in the device are very specific and represents a promising market opportunity for us,” said Head of Software Intel, Renee James
Agreed with James, McAfee CEO Dave DeWalt emphasized the great potential for the Internet security business in line with the increased use of wireless devices in everyday life. Read the rest of this entry »
Wimax broadband service appears to still not going to show off this year. Speed wireless Internet access that had been waiting for his presence was threatened again delayed until 2011 to come.
According to DG Postel Plt Muhammad Budi Setiawan, from the five companies that are still pocketed licensing of broadband wireless access (BWA) in the 2.3 GHz band, so far the new First Media is ready to hold Wimax broadband network.
In addition to First Media, four other companies who also pocketed Wimax licenses are Telkom, Indosat Mega Media, Berca Hardayaperkasa, and Jasnita Telekomindo. But so far no signs of movements in the 2.3 GHz frequency.
According to the Center of Information and Public Relations Head of Communications and Informatics Gatot S Dewa Broto, since the consent principle Wimax tender winners were published 9 November 2009 and then, supposedly in the upcoming November 2010, all companies have started to exploit its licensors.
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MT200 series of mobile terminals, is one of Motorola’s products are claimed to be the brightest in its class. Scanner aimed at the perpetrators of this effort has also been introduced in Indonesia.
Motorola MT2000 is an inventory management tool that is claimed to be the first hybrid in the world. Through this product, users are expected to provide a more practical way to manage inventory information.
Especially for the MT2000 series, Motorola directly targeting business people who want to enhance the benefits of automatic data capture. For greater convenience, this product also comes with supporting software.
Not only for the penggelut inventory data, but Motorola claims MT200 can also use the other industries.
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