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Air Broadband and Samsung to Collaborate on WLAN Switch Development

Publication: Wireless News
Date: Wednesday, June 8 2005


Wireless News

06-08-2005

Air Broadband and Samsung to Collaborate on WLAN Switch Development

WIRELESS NEWS-June 7, 2005-Air Broadband and Samsung to Collaborate on WLAN Switch Development (C)2005 10Meters - http:// www.10meters.com

Air Broadband Communications has announced a cooperation agreement with Samsung Electronics Corporations, focusing on WLAN switch development for Samsung's OfficeServ Series IP PBX product line.
Air Broadband has been developing the Airobatics WLAN switch, PiMAX Access Control Route

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