October 13, 2006
Gemtek announces new Wireless USB Dongle
Displayed by Intel and Alereon at IDF Taipei
Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C V October 13rd, 2006
V Gemtek, a provider of wireless broadband
solutions, announces the Wireless USB Dongle,
WUWBD-101, which will be displayed by Intel
and Alereon at IDF in Taipei on October 16-17.
The product uses Intel® Wireless UWB Link
1480 MAC (Media Access Controller) silicon
and Alereons AL4000 PHY (Physical Layer)
V all based on the Certified Wireless USB
technology from the USB-IF.
This new technology is designed to enhance
the power of the home or office networking
system. The Wireless USB Dongle is based
on the Ultra-WideBand (UWB) technology which
provides high-speed wireless short-range
connectivity with transmission rate of 480
Mbps or more in a digital home or office.
The USB Dongle can easily communicate wirelessly
with USB peripherals such as printers, network
cards and scanners. When connected to DWA
Hub, the dongle can build a centralized short
range wireless network or peer-to-peer connectivity
between two PCs, or a PC and another digital
component.
About Gemtek
Gemtek, the world-leading provider of Wireless
Broadband solutions, offers a wide range
of solutions from residential to business.
On the strength of technological excellence,
Gemtek has earned the reputation for delivering
high-performing and solidly reliable wireless
solutions.
About Intel
Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation,
develops technologies, products and initiatives
to continually advance how people work
and live. Additional information about
Intel is available at www.intel.com/pressroom.
About Alereon, Inc.
Alereon,
Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company using
revolutionary ultrawideband (UWB) radio technology
to develop high-bandwidth, low-power, low-cost
Wireless USB and WiMedia UWB chipsets that
are ideal for today's portable products, like
digital cameras, mp3 players and cell phones.
Our mission is to replace the complex tangle
of wires that interconnect today's electronic
devices with wireless links.
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