PDAs new way of connecting to Wi-Fi Networks
Feb 16, 2003
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CLARINET SYSTEMS DEVELOPS AN INNOVATIVE WAY TO CONNECT PDAS TO A 802.11 NETWORK
from a Clarinet's press release.
Fremont, CA. - February 10, 2003 - Clarinet Systems(R), Inc. a global provider of wireless infrared connectivity for handheld devices, announced today the release of their new product the ESB3011b, that can uplink data from a Palm Handheld or Pocket PC to an 802.11 network via the devices Infrared (IR) port. Unlike the other Clarinet Systems Infrared switches, the ESB3011b utilize an 802.11b uplink instead of a cable-based Ethernet uplink. The combination of an 802.11b network and Infrared connectivity enabled by the IR ports on virtually all PDAs and laptops makes the ESB3011b the most powerful single port switch to date.
This completely eliminates the need for end users to purchase expansive and power-hungry 802.11b add-ons. Therefore, the ESB3011b is the perfect choice for environments where Ethernet cable is not pre-wired or accessible, or an existing 802.11b network. While targeting doctors and nurses in the medical field, this device also makes an excellent choice for 802.11b Hot Spots, education, enterprise and hospitality markets.
About Clarinet Systems: Clarinet Systems, Inc. is a global provider of wireless infrared connectivity solutions for handheld devices. The company is focused on providing a universal network access solution for mobile devices such as notebooks, handhelds, palm-size PCs and Internet appliances like MP3 music players and electronic books that use infrared. Fortune 1000 companies use Clarinet Systems' products in the healthcare, education, enterprise, and hospitality markets. Clarinet Systems' EthIR LAN wireless access systems are designed to connect handheld devices and PC's to the corporate network and Internet via their built-in infrared (IR) port, without additional cards, cables or third-party software. These devices are becoming increasingly popular with an organization's mobile workforce, as users need instant, on-demand and untethered access to email and the Internet while traveling or away from their office.
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