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12-29-2004

Alvarion to Supply Network Technology for Kenya Wireless Expansion

WIRELESS NEWS-29 December 2004-Alvarion to Supply Network Technology for Kenya Wireless Expansion (C)2004 10Meters - http:// www.10meters.com

Alvarion Ltd., a provider of wireless broadband solutions and a supplier of specialized mobile networks for hard-to-serve areas, today announced that Kenya Data Networks Ltd. has ordered approximately $900,000 worth of Alvarion BreezeACCESS OFDM and WALKair products to expand its existing broadband wireless networks. <

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