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[February 17, 2003]
RADVISION Announces viaIP gw-P120/M
Gateway
RADVISION announced availability
of its viaIP gw-P20/M Gateway for multimedia services. The new gateway
supports real-time bi-directional streaming of video telephony sessions
between 3G‑324M-enabled cell phones and PDAs, and multiple IP and
ISDN-based videoconferencing systems using the 3G-324M standard for
real-time multimedia communications over WCDMA and CDMA2000 3G networks.
The gateway enables mobile videophones to utilize additional resources
on the IP network including multipoint conferencing bridges to host three
or more parties in a single session, voice and video gatekeepers, and
terminals. The company also announced that NTT-DoCoMo is using the gateway
to enable DoCoMo 3G broadband subscribers to hold video telephony sessions
with IP-based videoconferencing end points.
The gateway complements the company�s existing 3G software development
toolkit products, including SIP and 3G-324M Toolkits for 3G equipment and
application development, ideal for developing real-time multimedia-enabled
3G handsets, media servers, and more.
"The driving philosophy of RADVISION has been the ubiquitous support for
multimedia communications over any medium, any protocol, at any time,"
said Gadi Tamari, president and CEO of RADVISION. "Naturally, as
videoconferencing as an application began to take hold in the 3G wireless
space, RADVISION was there with its protocol and equipment expertise to
provide service providers and enterprises with a solution that will enable
them to immediately support 3G-based real-time multimedia communications
solutions such as videoconferencing.�
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