Antenna mobile and fixed applications

Antenex, a unit of Laird Technologies, introduced its Phantom Elite mobile antenna for fixed and mobile applications.

The indoor and outdoor antenna features patented True Field Diversity technology that provides both vertical and horizontal polarization in a low profile, sleek design. The devices are used in public safety, taxis and vehicles, as well as WiFi (Wireless Fidelity)applications. In addition, the patented circuit board design provides video and data transmission in urban canyons and rural drop-out areas where traditional antennas fail.

The Phantom Elite complements the famous Phantom products and customers have the same superior performance of the Phantom technology now packaged in a more dynamic, stealth housing.

Phantom antennas are specified by public safety, military, utility and transportation providers. As a vital part of the friend / foe identification system, Phantom antennas have been installed on Apache, Black Hawk and Chinook helicopters and Humvee and Bradley military vehicles around the world.

The product is currently available in volume production and is available in the VHF, UHF, 2.4GHz and dual-band cell / PCS versions. Most Phantom Elite mobile phone masts also allows users to 3 db-MEG gain. All models are produced with field proven ABS injection molded material. Combined with the low profile, aerodynamic housing, Phantom Elite antennas are less susceptible to damage and vandalism. The antennas can be mounted with a NMO or permanent N female mount.

Leak photos show rumors Casio Exilim phone

Allegations images of the rumor Casio Exilim NX-9250 phone have emerged, making the strengthening of the recent reports that the mobile device is on the way to North America. FCC filings show that the phone is support for CDMA 800/1900, EVDO Rev A radio and Bluetooth include Wireless. If it is authentic, the photos show that the 5.1-megapixel was chosen for capturing photos or video. The phone can use a WVGA screen May and also offers a 3x optical zoom.

The Casio Exilim NX-9250 reported will be offered exclusively by Verizon, but an official announcement has yet been made. The mobile operator currently offers rugged Casio G'zOne phones.

LG launches 3G HSDPA phone wrist

Korea-based LG has its newest mobile phone, the LG-GD910-wrist phone for both 3G and HSDPA. The user interface is part of a 1.43-inch color LCD touch screen, while a video camera was integrated into the side to watch the video or conferences. The device also offers text-to-speech (TTS) capabilities, Bluetooth, MP3 player and voice dialing with voice recognition. The company claims download speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps HSDPA use.

The LG-GD910 is scheduled for the first time at CES in January. European and Korean customers will have the first opportunity to purchase new phones wrist, although the price has not yet been published.