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August 9, 2006

BelAir Offers 4.9 GHz Support

By Glenn Fleishman

The mesh networking firm adds public safety radios: BelAir makes a modular system designed to handle multiple radios in a single enclosure and use a form of wireless switching among nodes to improve throughput across multiple potential paths. The press release is a tad vague on details like shipping date and whether the module is simply a plug-in option on its multi-radio systems.

Posted by Glennf at August 9, 2006 3:40 PM

Categories: 4.9 GHz, Hardware

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