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Olive launches world’s 1st multi-mode, multi-band modem

  • Friday, December 31, 2010
  • By CyberMedia News

New Delhi: Olive Telecom has designed the first modem on the new multi- connective Qualcomm MDM6600 chipset. The first of it’s kind modem will support 3G in both GSM and CDMA networks.

It has already been launched in Russia with Sky Link, a part of Rostelecom, the largest state owned telecom conglomerate in Russia.

Qualcomm MDM6600 combines all the core technologies of the third generation. MDM6600 supports frequency ranges from 450MHz to 2100MGts, supports GSM / GPRS / EDGE, CDMA,HSDPA,HSPA (up to 14.4 Mbps) and EV-DO (to 14.7 Mbps) as well as the technology of satellite positioning GPS and GLONASS, which is especially important for the Russian Federation.

The unique functionality and compactness of the modem will provide the experience of creation and production of millions of units of cellular modems. In addition to traditional USB-modems and wireless access points, Wi-Fi, based on the new chip will be organized by release of embedded modules for notebook PCs, tablet PCs, components for special Machine-to-Machine applications. An additional advantage is reduced power consumption , the modem will increase the operating time by double.

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