Mobile - Wireless Communications White Papers
Sierra Wireless and Compaq Computer Team Up - A Significant Step Forward for Wireless Data
Overview At the CTIA Wireless Application Show on October, Sierra Wireless Inc. and Compaq Computer Corporation announced that they would team up to develop the next generation of fully integrated wireless communications for the notebook computer market. In today’s increasingly dynamic mobile business environment, wireless applications are critical to the mobile user in areas where remote access is necessary but phone lines are not available.
| Publisher | Sierra Wireless | File Format | WORD |
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| Date Published | December 1996 | Downloads | 3 |
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