Socket Communications, Inc., an innovative provider of mobile productivity products, announced it is broadening its product offerings in the mobile device marketplace with the development of an 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Module.
"There is a huge demand in the market to support organizations with smaller scale deployment volume and different operating systems," said Shail Talati, product manager for Socket's WLAN division. "The 802.11b/g Module will enable device manufacturers to focus on their core competencies while leveraging Socket's expertise in Wireless LAN hardware, low-level device drivers, and application software."
Based on customer and market demand, Socket is developing the WLAN Module to allow mobile device manufacturers and software developers to easily integrate a superior Wi-Fi connection into their devices and applications.
Designed to work with Windows Mobile 2003/2003SE, Windows Mobile 5.0, Linux and RTOS operating systems, the new WLAN Module will enable faster data throughput, providing a seamless roaming experience when moving from one access point to another. The related software and driver developer kits will support third party application developers to create and integrate Wi-Fi applications.
Key Features of the 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Module will include:
- Enterprise Class Security AES, WPA2-Enterprise
- Small Form Factor
- Multiple Interfaces
- Enhanced Roaming Algorithms
- Wi-Fi Certified
- RoHS and WEEE Compliant
Specifications
Socket¹s Wireless WLAN Module will be compatible with Windows Mobile 2003/SE/5.0, and WinCE 4.2/5.0, in addition to RTOS, such as ThreadX, VxWorks, ulTRON, Mobilinux and multiple Linux operating systems.
You can visit Socket Communications here.
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