LTE/4G
Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology, commonly referred to as a 4G standard, is being rapidly deployed by leading telecommunications carriers worldwide. LTE represents the latest standard in mobile networking technology - succeeding the UMTS/HSPA technologies currently used on 3G networks. LTE technology promises vastly improved speeds and performance with theoretical delivery rates of up to 100Mbps download and 50Mbps upload.
Through the provision of high data throughput, low latency, improved coverage, simplified worldwide roaming, power and capacity, LTE will significantly improve the end-user experience while broadening community access to broadband services and devices. LTE networks will be of particular benefit to those living or working in areas not serviced by ADSL, cable or fibre.
In addition to providing advanced mobile broadband capabilities, LTE technology enhances existing services and allows for the introduction of new multimedia applications. The fast growing global commitment to the development of LTE networks marks a new and exciting era of mobile broadband.
NetComm and LTE
The upsurge of mobile data usage combined with the emergence of new data hungry applications, and consumer demand for speed and versatility, has driven leading carriers to swiftly invest in the development of advanced LTE networks which are fast moving from field trials to wireless networks globally.
NetComm's LTE routers were developed ahead of global LTE network commitments to ensure the rapid delivery of innovative technologies to market.
NetComm has developed products that optimise progressive LTE network speeds and capabilities while ensuring compatibility with existing 2G and 3G services. Dual mode LTE/HSPA+ mobile broadband devices allow carriers to give their customers the benefits of super high-speed LTE where available while allowing for a smooth transition back to 3G when required.
Liberty™ Series LTE WiFi Routers support worldwide roaming and have the capability to connect users from anywhere within their Internet service provider's coverage area, thereby offering major benefits to those reliant on connecting via WiFi hotspots while on the road. NetComm's LTE routers will also benefit users living or working in areas which are not serviced by fibre, ADSL, cable, satellite or dial-up.
