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Posted by Ralf Jurrien

Friday, April 6th 2007 - 15:39 CEST - Comments: 0

M otorola, Inc. announced its next-generation universal base station (UBS) and Picocell M810 at CTIA Wireless 2007. Both products will be deployed in mobile communications service provider networks with various frequencies and configurations (CDMA 1x and EVDO-Rev A) beginning this year. The Motorola UBS is built on a highly integrated product architecture that offers enhanced reliability and integrated functionality. It is a cost-effective solution for both emerging and mature markets with a broad range of capacity-growth capabilities and configurations.

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Motorola UBS

For example, the Motorola UBS is available today for CDMA markets supporting dual mode voice/data applications. However with its highly scaleable, all-IP architecture, the UBS is also capable of supporting future technologies like Long-Term Evolution (LTE) and Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB). This makes it an ideal platform to support future broadband migration strategies for individual carriers. The Picocell M810 is a low-power product that offers broad capacity - up to eight carriers. The product's flexibility allows for deployment in hot spot and indoor applications. It can also be connected to an external remote amplifier for rural, outdoor configurations.

Motorola universal base station - CDMA technology

"These product launches are a demonstration of Motorola's continued commitment to CDMA technology," said Darren McQueen, vice president of IMS, CDMA and LTE Broadband Access Technologies, Motorola Networks & Enterprise. Offering a wide range of configuration and deployment options for global market applications, the Motorola UBS uses significantly less power and has a much smaller footprint than previous generations of the product. The more compact unit has the capacity to address cellular operators' future needs including the ability to add carriers from remote locations. It can be deployed in both indoor and outdoor locations.