NeoWave, a Korean communications equipment developer, announced that it completed development of KWN-B2000 WiBro device targeting machine to machine (M2M) businesses. The device passed the tests of local WiBro service provider, KT, said NeoWave.
KWN-B2000 is an external modem for credit card checkers. The company operated a dedicated division for the last one and a half year to plan, choose WiBro solutions, explore potential market, and complete development of the product.
NeoWave selected XRO Series WiBro solution that was developed by local technologies. No royalty payment and quick responsiveness to changing market trends are the biggest advantages, said the company.
NeoWave plans to develop more WiBro devices for specialized as well as general market segments.
In the meantime, KT recently launched KT WiBro Biz Alliance to create new business models by incorporating WiBro with various businesses.
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12/06/2008
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