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Motorola Introduces Canopy Wireless Broadband Products

Wireless Portfolio Provides Evolution to License Exempt WiMAX

Motorola announces an introduction of its three new Canopy Advantage wireless broadband radio products into European markets. The Canopy Advantage can provide affordable broadband services to unserved and underserved markets. The new radios operate in the 2.4, 5.4 and 5.7 GigaHertz bands.

The Canopy system is a scalable, robust, reliable platform that supports voice and data applications. Its superior performance promises one of the lowest total costs of ownership and can significantly reduce a provider's start-up, maintenance and leased-line costs. The Canopy point-to-point and point-to-multipoint system configurations are being deployed in more than 85 countries around the world.

Carriers, service providers and private network operators now can benefit from Motorola’s Canopy solution, which is an always-on, cost-effective high-speed broadband solution that can be configured to transport data, voice and Internet protocol video.

Motorola's design and proprietary technology incorporate a global positioning system (GPS), multiple layers of encryption and interference protection. Canopy radios are small, easy to install and unobtrusive, which are appealing benefits in historic and notable architectural locations. The Canopy solution has been designed from a feature and price perspective for Internet service providers and private networks operators to deliver broadband to residences and businesses. Service providers will be able to offer increased data speeds, performance and quality of service to their customers, including high-quality voice over Internet protocol (VoIP).

With its recently announced Canopy Advantage Platform, Motorola also provides an evolution to support future license exempt WiMAX products.

Source: press release

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