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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (2792)	2/5/1999 9:50:00 PM
From: ftth	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 12823

Speaking of wireless: TelesciCOM Ltd. Demonstrates Their New Broadband Wireless System-On-Chip. Business Wire, Feb 2, 1999 p1235 NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 2, 1999--Today, a simultaneous demonstration of the recently released Broadband-Wireless-System-On-Chip Evaluation System was given in Israel and Europe. This system provides major telecommunication integrators with the ability to emulate the soon-to-be released TelesciCOM chipsets and modules which provide antenna-to-plug solution at peak throughput yet for tens of dollars per connection. Today's demonstration highlighted the relative advantages of the Spreadulation(TM) concept of TelesciCOM over other possible modulation schemes which may be considered for the broadband wireless emerging markets. TelesciCOM will sell its Evaluation Boards between March and August 1999 to phase-in engineering teams within key integrators to utilize the modules in their overall wireless broadband systems. The evaluation system and the forthcoming module provide up to 42 Mbps of two-way transmission of data and voice over a channel of 5-6 Mhz. This is achieved due to the extremely high spectral efficiency of the TelesciCOM Spreadulation(TM) technology. Today's demonstration was conducted with a major telecommunication integrator. "We were long waiting for a better system at a fraction of the cost to be introduced and TelesciCOM's new approach definitely has the potential to become the standard and our preferred route to take into the broadband wireless market," says Dr. Mark Whitehead. "We believe that the business opportunity for a wireless link to the Private Household is finally becoming a reality. Until now the general perception was that broadband wireless was only economically feasible for the business sector," adds Mr. Dov Sverdlov of TelesciCOM. TelesciCOM is in the process of accelerating their business alliances program. Recently, TelesciCOM introduced solutions in the MMDS, LMDS, WEN, CEPT -- all using the TelesciCOM's core chipset technology as a foundation for highest speeds at rock bottom prices. TelesciCOM Ltd. was founded in 1997 and has 40 employees, mostly research scientists focused in broadband wireless technologies. TelesciCOM is best known for their Spreadulation(TM) technology which was invented and developed by TelesciCOM in the past two years and is in the process of being packaged into a chipset. telescicom.co.il dh

To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (2792)	2/7/1999 10:13:00 AM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Respond to of 12823

All, this month's *Network Magazine* features the last mile in a trilogy of articles by Steve Steinke, Elizabeth Clark and Jonathan Angel. I briefly had the pleasure of doing some WAN editorial and SONET article authoring for this pub, working with both Steinke and Clark in the past (never had the pleasure of "meeting" Angel) back when the publication was called LAN Magazine (1996). Since that time, the mag has expanded its scope to the landscape that faces us today in the broader sense, as you will witness below. I think that you will enjoy the content and style of these articles, and you'll find them appropriate as well as timely for this thread. Although, as perusers and veterans of this thread, you may come to some different conclusions on some of the issues raised, as I have in spots. [smiles] In order to view these you will need to do a free registration as an online subscriber, if you haven't already. It is well worth the couple of minutes that it takes, not only for this collection of works, but for to its value as a standing resource, as well. Of particular interest for some, there is an extraordinary tutorial section at this site which is written in easy-to-read language, covering many of the fundamentals of the issues discussed both here and elsewhere on these boards. Enjoy, and Best Regards, Frank Coluccio ========================================== networkmagazine.com A Lineup of Local-Loop Contenders by Steve Steinke Cable modems, ADSL, and wireless transmission all have great potential to deliver broadband information services to residences and small businesses. Pricing the Last Mile by Elizabeth Clark The race for the local loop is on—but the ride isn't free. What will it cost to reach the final destination? High-Speed Internet Access Comes Home by Jonathan Angel Cable, Digital Subscriber Line, and wireless services bring high-speed connectivity to your doorstep. Using them, however, means becoming your own network administrator.