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WiMax PC CardsWiMax PC Cards - WiMax PC cards are set to hit the markets much sooner than many observers had expected. WiMaxPCCards.com is about WiMax, wireless NIC's, Redline Communications, Aperto, the 802.16e standard, Navini Networks & other interesting WiMax related topics.



Navini Networks. With powerful commercial validation of our patented Smart Antenna technology delivering zero-install, non-line-of-sight portable broadband, Navini Networks are demonstrating the viability, the economics, and the success of the mobile WiMAX 802.16e vision.


Navini Networks

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About Navini
Naviniis a leader in providing portable plug-n-play broadband wireless access solutions with the largest commercial deployment in the world, over 30 commercial networks in 6 continents and strategic partnerships with industry leaders. Navini delivers on the vision of mobile WiMAX today with patented phased array smart antennas delivering a price/performance combination that is superior to other broadband offerings in the marketplace. Navini Networks Ripwave portable zero-install, non-line-of-sight (NLOS) product line of customer modems, base stations, and element management systems (EMS) run in the full range of spectrums. Navini is a principal member of the WiMAX Forum and the IEEE 802.16e committee. Founded in 2000, Navini Networks is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, the heart of the Telecom Corridor.

The Navini Solution
Navini has a complete portable broadband access infrastructure portfolio that makes broadband personal!

Small, sleek retail-friendly CPE and PCMCIA card makes broadband access personal and portable..anywhere, anytime.
Powerful BTS and antenna systems, and robust EMS.
Zero-install with true plug-n-play capabilities, eliminating the need for expensive truck rolls and installations.
Non-line-of-sight operation, allowing carriers flexibility, affordability, and rapid deployment.
Adaptive phased-array antenna technology delivering significantly larger coverage areas and the power budget required for indoor plug-n-play.
Delivering a Total Cost of Ownership structure that is better than other solutions on the market.
Navini's Ripwave products run in the unlicensed 2.4GHz ISM band, or the licensed 2.3 GHz WCS, 2.5/2.6 GHz ITFS/MMDS, and 3.4/3.5 GHz WLL bands.

With powerful commercial validation of their patented Smart Antenna technology delivering zero-install, non-line-of-sight portable broadband, Navini Networks are demonstrating the viability, the economics, and the success of the mobile WiMAX 802.16e vision.



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Navini WiMax PC Card - While Navini doesn't call it Navini WiMax PC card, presumably the card is aimed at supporting WiMax. Navini is a member of the WiMax Forum.

Navini RipwaveNavini Ripwave - The Ripwave modem, there is no need to send technicians to climb the roof, no holes to drill, no computers to be opened up and no installation required. The Navini Ripwave connects to the computer via USB or Ethernet port.


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Broadband Wireless Exchange - Navini Networks' PC card opens the door for WiMaxin 3.5GHz band, 802.11 news, Top 10 WiMax vendors . www.bbwexchange.com

Navini Networks - Products, the Navini solution, technology, providers, press, support, careers, partners. www.navini.com

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