The WiMAX Forum has announced the first ten mobile WiMAX products which have received the WiMAX Forum-certified seal of approval for the 2.5 GHz profile (titled MP05). The announcement includes four base stations and six mobile station modules operating in the 2.5 GHz frequency band from eight WiMAX Forum member companies, including Airspan Networks, Alvarion, Beceem Communications, Intel, Motorol

The WiMAX Forum today announced the first ten 2.5 GHz Mobile WiMAX products to receive the WiMAX Forum Certified Seal of Approval. The announcement included four base stations and six mobile station modules (also known as terminals) operating in the 2.5 GHz frequency band from eight WiMAX Forum member companies. …

London, UK, Sept 2nd, 2008 —- NEC Corporation announced today that it has received the WiMAX Forum Certifiedâ„¢ seal of approval for its base station and PC card, part of NEC’s comprehensive 2.5GHz WiMAX product portfolio. Each newly certified product has faced a stringent suite of interoperability tests, which the WiMAX Forum sets out to ensure ...

The WiMAX Forum announced that the first eight Mobile WiMAX products received the WiMAX Forum Certified Seal of Approval following rigorous testing to ensure that each product meets strict interoperability and conformance to standards. The 2.3 GHz frequency band products, including four base station and four subscriber unit modules, that achieved WiMAX certification are from

Fujitsu Network Communications, announced today the BroadOne WX series of mobile WiMAX base stations. Fujitsu says they are among the smallest, most power-efficient in the industry and are positioned for the fast-emerging global wireless broadband industry. The first base station launched in the series is the BroadOne WX300 outdoor macrocell base station. The base stations

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) today announced that its WiMAX WAP 25400 base station has achieved the WiMAX Forum Certified? seal of approval by passing required interoperability and conformance tests as outlined by the WiMAX Forum. This…

It's the moment the WiMAX industry has been waiting for. The WiMAX Forum today announced certification for Wave 2 products using MIMO in the 2.5 GHz band. The announcement includes four base stations and six mobile-station terminals operating in the 2.5 GHz band--the spectrum the new Clearwire will be launching nationwide 2.5 GHz mobile station modules passed the mandatory MIMO testing protocols.

Aperto Networks today announced a new line of carrier-grade and cost-effective WiMAX Forum Certified base stations and subscriber units. Their PacketMAX line of base stations and subscriber units support the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard and include the new Wave-2 compliant PacketMAX 4000 (pdf), the company's 1-4 sector modular Mobile WiMAX base station. The PacketMAX 4000 enables

UQ Communications, a mobile WiMAX operator in Japan whose investors include KDDI and Intel, has chosen NEC to supply 802.16e base stations. According to NEC, its WiMAX PsoWings Bs202 base station product is the world's first WiMAX base station to include uplink-beamforming (UL-BF) technologies. UL-BF is designed to improve the data speed and increase base station coverage area by reducing int...

The WiMAX infrastructure market is seeing a new entrant even as major vendors distance themselves. Mountain View, Calif.-based PureWave Networks plans to release a line of low-power compact mobile WiMAX base stations. According to the company, PureWave will introduce a lower-power compact base station line called Quantum powered by an Ethernet connection and contained in a small tower-mounted cabi...