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Orange and Brand Working Together to Deliver HSCSD Solutions

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Overview Brand Communications Limited is one of Orange's major strategic suppliers in the field of GSM data connectivity via HSCSD and GPRS. Brand has already proved to customers worldwide how viable today's GSM data rates of 9.6kb/s can be. Now that HSCSD is offering data speeds of 28.8kb/s, customers will enjoy significantly higher throughputs. Brand and Orange are therefore well positioned to deliver complete HSCSD solutions to satisfy the latent demand for higher bandwidth and better applications.

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Publisher	Brand Communications Limited	File Format	HTML
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	GSM

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