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Flarion FLR 2500 FLASH-OFDM Chipset

Overview The FLR 2500 Chipset enables any IP-based mobile communications device (i.e. notebook computer, PDA, handheld, etc.) to communicate with an operator's FLASH OFDM mobile broadband network. The chipset supports all native IP applications and content formats without modification. In conjunction with its Alliance members, Flarion is facilitating the development of a wide array of FLASH-OFDM enabled devices to meet a full range of end-user needs and applications.

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Publisher	Flarion Technologies	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	August 2004	Downloads	651
Format	White Papers
Topics	ASICs - Chip Sets, Modems

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