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Features & Benefits

D-Link Product Guide 2008

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ADAPTERS & ROUTERS

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» WiMAX as the “last mile” connectivity at

high data rates.

» Broadband access to places where it

has been economically unavailable.

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» Providing broadband access to help

regenerate communication when all

communication infrastructure was

destroyed.

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» Latest industry specifications ensure a

high level of interoperability with other

WiMAX products.

» Lower frequencies used for inherent

signal attenuation and improved range

and in-building penetration.

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» Shorter range wireless access system of

a few hundreds of meters’ radius, using

free unlicensed spectrum to provide

access to a broadband network.

» Wi-Fi used by end-users to access their

own network, which may or may not be

connected to the Internet.

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» Voice communication over the Internet

WiMAX broadband connection at no

phone charge or nominal fee.

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» Connecting Wi-Fi hotspots with each

other and to other parts of the Internet.

» Providing a wireless alternative to

cable and DSL for last mile broadband

access.

» Providing high-speed data and

telecommunications services.

» Providing a diverse source of Internet

connectivity as part of a business

continuity plan. If a business has a fixed

and a wireless Internet connection,

especially from unrelated providers, they

are unlikely to be affected by the same

service outage.

» Providing nomadic connectivity.

D-Link WiMAX adapters and routers provide wireless mobile long-range connection,

covering many kilometers of spectrum to deliver Internet connection to WiMAX end

users. These adapters are portable units and connect PC users through a PCMCIA or

USB interface to WiMAX Base Stations deployed by WiMAX Internet Service Providers.

Similarly, the WiMAX routers connect a group of users to WiMAX Base Stations also

deployed by WiMAX ISP. PC users in turn connect to the WiMAX routers through 802.11

Wi-Fi wireless or 802.3u Ethernet interfaces.

D-Link WiMAX provides standard-based broadband services for mobile operators. It

is based on the 802.16e-2005 standard and uses the OFDMA PHY as the interface

technology. It employs Mobile WiMAX implementations and smart antenna subsystems

for guaranteed signal transmission and reception. It can be used to deliver both fixed and

mobile applications to wide-ranging situations.

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● Mobile Broadband Connection for

Workgroups

● Dual Dipole Antennas to Boost Signal

Strength

● Integrated 802.11g Wireless LAN

● Integrated Voice over Internet

Communication (2 FXS Ports, SIP

Protocol)

● Built-in 4-Port Ethernet Switch for Wired

LAN Connection

● USB 2.0 Port for Windows Connect Now

WiMAX VoIP Router

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● Mobile Broadband Connection for

Workgroups

● Dual Dipole Antennas to Boost Signal

Strength

● Integrated 802.11g Wireless LAN

● Built-in 4-Port Ethernet Switch for Wired

LAN Connection

● USB 2.0 Port for Windows Connect Now

WiMAX Router

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● Mobile Broadband Connection for

Notebook PC

● Dual Dipole Antennas to Boost Signal

Strength

● Supports Windows

WiMAX CardBus Adapter

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● Mobile Broadband Connection for

Notebook and Desktop PC

● Multiple Embedded Antennas to Boost

Signal Strength

● Supports Windows

WiMAX USB Adapter

MOBILE

COMMUNICATION

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WiMAX Modem

● Mobile Broadband Connection for Workgroups

● Dual Dipole Antennas to Boost Signal Strength

● 10/100BASE-TX Ethernet for Router or PC Host Connection

● USB 2.0 Port

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