TelSpan, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN 46204-3409
May 09, 2008 Adding up to 6 simultaneous, live webcams to web conference, Flash®-based TelSpanRayo enables each moderator to present their own content online or share applications, regardless of operating system. It also permits streaming audio and video files during live web conference. From intuitive web interface, participants worldwide can share desktops, webcams, photos, presentation slides, whiteboard sketches, and streaming video and audio files, without downloading software.

Nortel Networks Corp.
Brampton, ON L6T4B8
May 05, 2008 Through plug-and-play components, 40G/100G Adaptive Optical Engine equips carriers to keep pace with increasing demand from bandwidth-intensive applications. Dual Polarization Quadrature Phase Shift Keying with coherent detection allows 40G operation over existing 10G networks, and digital signal processing removes all compensation requirements from network. Solution also provides foundation to increase capacity tenfold when evolving to 100G.

Numerex Corp.
Atlanta, GA 30339
Apr 04, 2008 Optimized for subscribers seeking data plan for M2M (Machine-to-Machine) communications, GPRSXpress(TM) provides IP wireless service option for less than 500 KB applications. This GSM data transport service accommodates varied fixed and mobile applications, promotes application development through network interface, and can be combined with SMSXpress(TM) service. It is designed for users anticipating occasional data usage with exception reporting application.

JDSU
San Jose, CA 95131
Feb 29, 2008 Equipped with wavelength selective switch technology, AON Superblade combines erbium-doped fiber amplifier technology and optical channel monitor technology in single-slot solution. AON Embedded OS supports architecture of Superblade and ensures that it seamlessly integrates within equipment manufacturer's and service providers' network environments. Designed to quickly respond to system variances, control software provides automated alarm and fault isolation.

Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.
Richardson, TX 75082
Jan 25, 2008 FLASHWAVE® 4100 Extension Shelf comes with OC-12 line interface unit, integrated DS1 Network Interface Unit (NIU), DS3 Transmux capabilities, and universal 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet card. Compact 2RU modular solution supports high concentrations of DS1, DS3, and Ethernet services. It can operate as standalone SONET system using dual OC-3 and OC-12 connections in Unidirectional Path Switched Ring (UPSR), 1+1, or 0:2 configurations.

Motorola, Inc.
Hauppauge, NY 11788
Jan 21, 2008 Suited for retail, hospitality, and healthcare industries, VoIP-enabled CA50 provides integrated bar code scanning and information retrieval, data, and calling capabilities that enable real-time access to people and information. Users can place or receive one-to-one/one-to-many calls anywhere in building for instant collaboration via mobile-phone style voice communications. WLAN-compatible unit can also act as desktop extension to accept incoming calls.

Marvell Semiconductor Inc.
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Jan 14, 2008 Operating at 450 Mbps, TopDog® 11n-450 802.11n chip is built on 90 nm CMOS process technology and delivers 3 x 3 capabilities with 3 transmitters and 3 receivers. Backward compatible with previous 802.11a, b, g, and n versions, device optimizes performance of notebook and desktop PCs, printers, routers, set top boxes, digital TVs, gaming devices, and DVD players and recorders.

Atheros Communications, Inc.
Santa Clara, CA 95054
Jan 04, 2008 Suited for multiplay gateways, XSPAN(TM) 2.4 GHz/5 GHz Model AR9220 provides 802.11a/g/n performance, supporting up to 300 Mbps physical data rates and 200 Mbps of user throughput on uplink and downlink. Single-band 2.4 GHz Model AR9223 brings 802.11n throughput levels into basic home gateways with up to 300 Mbps physical data rates. PCI interface allows for direct integration on DSL motherboards, while Bluetooth® mechanisms enable simultaneous operation of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enabled devices.

AT & T Corp.
New York, NY 10013
Dec 10, 2007 Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) services promote convergence of voice, data, and video capabilities over IP-enabled networks for wholesale and retail businesses. Virtual Concatenation (VCAT) service and Arc Sub-ring service features promote flexible use of bandwidth so that businesses can add, increase, mix, and manage traffic flows across networks without having to add equipment or rearrange existing services. VCAT technology supports Ethernet services across metropolitan areas.

Banner Engineering Corp.
Minneapolis, MN 55441
Oct 11, 2007 Using FHSS protocol and TDMA technology to ensure secure data communication, DX70 SureCross(TM) Wireless Network provides directly mapped I/O using Gateway and Node, each with 4 discrete inputs and outputs, 2 analog inputs and outputs, and link loss output. Solution offers 2-way RX/TX communications with full acknowledgement for remote I/O applications, and binding security feature minimizes noise/interference caused by other wireless products.

Vertical Communications Inc.
Cambridge, MA 02142
Jul 30, 2007 Supporting up to 500 users on single server, Vertical Wave IP 2500(TM) features Applications Inside(TM) architecture, which includes communications applications such as ViewPoint(TM) desktop call management tool, unified communications, presence management, visual voicemail, and call recording. Dual processors support embedded SIP-based call control as well as application services, while embedded voice gateway supports mixed environment, allowing customers to migrate from TDM to all-IP environments.

Banner Engineering Corp.
Minneapolis, MN 55441
Jul 17, 2007 Featuring RF design and power management features, SureCross(TM) is optimized for sensing and control applications with deterministic response capabilities. Basic network consists of Gateway system controller and 1-15 remotely located Nodes that accommodate up to 12 I/O points (analog and digital) for monitoring and control. Offered in 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz models, network employs bidirectional Rx/Tx communications, FHSS technology, TDMA slots, and Polling/Site Survey capabilities.

Tellabs, Inc.
Naperville, IL 60563
Jul 09, 2007 Built on Tellabs® 7100 optical transport system, Tellabs® 7100 Nano(TM) optical transport system (OTS) combines reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer (ROADM) and Ethernet technology into compact device. Suited for central offices and data centers, system enables service providers to scale up with network needs, using pay-as-you-grow approach in both small and large serving areas.

BAXL Technologies
Bethel, CO 06801
Jul 03, 2007 Merlot Wireless LapJack(TM) enables wired and wireless delivery of broadband applications over any type of existing wiring, including copper. It provides secure performance for broadband-intensive applications such as VoIP, VOD, and IP-based video surveillance without requiring modems, power outlets, CAT-5 cabling, or changes to existing structures. Acting as Internet hot-spot, discreet wall-mounted device is suited for organizations with any type of multi-unit property.

WhereNet Corp.
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Jun 29, 2007 WhereNet® Marine Terminal Solution v4.0 includes Visibility Software Server middleware and container tracking application-specific software. Hardware infrastructure consists of WhereLAN(TM) locating access points and WhereTrack(TM) controller which integrates RFID transmitter, GPS receiver, and Wi-Fi modem. For sites without Wi-Fi coverage, controller utilizes narrowband modems or ISO 24730 RTLS channel for communication back to server.

Honeywell, Inc., Industrial Automation & Control
Phoenix, AZ 85023
Jun 26, 2007 Universal industrial wireless mesh network solution, OneWireless(TM), promotes plant safety and efficiency with scalable wireless infrastructure that supports wireless-enabled devices in strategic locations throughout facility. Scalable to 30,000 devices, solution also works with wired transmitters, mobile worker devices, as well as standard Wi-Fi and Ethernet clients. Open, standards-based infrastructure supports multiple industrial protocols and applications simultaneously.

Ruckus Wireless
Mountain View, CA 94043
Jun 11, 2007 ZoneFlex(TM) transforms complex WLAN deployment and operation by leveraging Network BeamFlex(TM), Dynamic PSK(TM), and Minute Configuration(TM) Wi-Fi technologies for plug-and-play WLAN, which eliminate Ethernet cabling to access points, and WLAN optimization and administration such as configuring and maintaining every end user device with up-to-date encryption keys and wireless settings. System offers robust security, whole-site Wi-Fi coverage, and predictable performance for data and voice traffic.

Ethernet Direct
Newark, DE 19702
Jun 05, 2007 Compliant with IEEE 802.11 a/b/g standards and providing stable data transmission, IP-68 rated FWI and FWO series link 2 or more separate networks to create single expanded LAN network. Available in radio modules ranging from 2.3, 2.4, and 5.0 GHz, products support operating modes of access point, point-to-point bridge, point-to-multipoint bridge, wireless client, or repeater. Units are WI-FI compliant and incorporate integrated 802.3af Power over Ethernet technology.

Aruba Networks, Inc.
Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1113
Jun 01, 2007 Compliant with Payment Card Industry, Secure Enterprise Mesh technology can be overlaid on any legacy network, and defends against network breaches. It provides retailers with client-to-core secure networking of point-of-sale devices, bar code readers, mobile computers, printers, and PCs. Security policies are centrally managed from Aruba Mobility Controllers in data centers, allowing central IT staff to manage large and widely dispersed enterprises.

Aruba Networks, Inc.
Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1113
Jun 01, 2007 Secure Enterprise Mesh technology enables converged data, voice, and video network to be deployed or expanded without installing any new data wiring. Data are encrypted end-to-end, from client to core, and security policies are centrally managed from 802.11n-ready Aruba Mobility Controller. Cooperative control and mesh clustering allow wireless network to self-organize, determine optimal communication paths to clients, and self-heal.