fSONA Communications Corporation - Optical Wireless Networks

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fSONA Communications Corporation - Optical Wireless Networks

An SI Board Since March 2000

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Emcee: Leigh McBain	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Our key phrase - "wireless at the speed of light" is no misnomer. The company has announced our first products and will commence commercial shipping during Q3 of 2000. Our SONAbeam product line has been designed to provide cost-effective high quality wireless networking links at speeds of up to 1 Giga-bit over distances of up to 4Km using a laser based optical transceiver platform.

We are currently focused on completing the development and commercialization of the product, if this market is something you are interested in, stay tuned, I will continue to update the thread. In the interim, please check our web site @ fsona.com for an overview of the company, the product and the technology in general.

Salut,

Leigh McBain
Director, Product Sales/Support
fSONA Communications Corporation

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47	Thanks, Peter (wow, you went back to a 2001 post of mine...) I'm just about	Frank A. Coluccio	-	12/30/2003
46	Hi Frank, You might look at the February 2004 Cook Report: Free Space Optic	Peter Ecclesine	-	12/29/2003
45	PeterE word on the street is that fsona is headhunting for a new CEO.... terabea	rosebud	-	5/19/2003
44	Hi rosebud, Alcatel Announces OEM Agreement with fSONA for Free Space Optics So	Peter Ecclesine	-	3/18/2003
43	rumors are that these guys are getting funded - i wonder if its a down round? a	rosebud	-	9/30/2002
42	Hi rosebud, >>who cares how long it goes, if a light fog constantly knock	Peter Ecclesine	-	2/12/2002
41	who cares how long it goes, if a light fog constantly knocks it out?	rosebud	-	2/12/2002
40	Hi rosebud, fSONA has new OC-12 terminals fsona.com and two miles is lon	Peter Ecclesine	-	2/11/2002
39	looks like terabeam has a new product terabeam.com	rosebud	-	2/11/2002
38	Hello Leigh, I read a fairly well-written feature story on the fsona line of fr	Frank A. Coluccio	-	6/3/2001
37	If you are interested in fiberless optics/free space optics you might look into	NDBFREE	-	11/1/2000
36	elmatador- Great post. As you know, I enjoy the real world examples SI members b	MikeM54321	-	7/18/2000
35	Use of fSONA for wireless networks connectivity. Mike, In wireless networks wit	elmatador	-	7/17/2000
34	<i>"We tighten the beamwidth and implement a dynamic tracking system	MikeM54321	-	7/13/2000
33	Your assessment is indeed correct, if you increase the beamwidth too much you do	Leigh McBain	-	7/13/2000
32	Leigh- Since one use your product(as a p-p system) is to backhaul data, I would	MikeM54321	-	7/13/2000
31	Hi Gerry, we are not working directly towards an IPO at this time. We are well	Leigh McBain	-	6/28/2000
30	Any news on an IPO? Thanks, Ger	Wallof Confusion	-	6/28/2000
29	From what I understand the CDRH is intending on setting a new eye safety guidel	Leigh McBain	-	4/6/2000
28	Leigh- I understand in reading your website, the eye safety issue is addressed.	MikeM54321	-	4/6/2000
27	Mike, the honest answer is that if a bird of that size was to be close enough t	Leigh McBain	-	4/5/2000
26	Leigh- Apparently(and I'm not quite sure I believe it) TeraBeam overcomes t	MikeM54321	-	4/5/2000
25	Mike, sorry didn't mean to not respond to the Lucent query, to be honest I	Leigh McBain	-	4/4/2000
24	That depends on who owns the link. If a more progressive LEC (CLEC or ILEC) was	Leigh McBain	-	4/3/2000
23	Leigh- Each ISP targeting a certain building, would have to have one of your sy	MikeM54321	-	4/3/2000

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