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Telsima Corporation announced that its StarMAX 4120-3.5 GHz WiMAX Base Station and the StarMAX 2140-3.5 GHz Subscriber Station have passed WiMAX compliance and interoperability testing standards. The products are now officially WiMAX Forum Certified.

Telsima, a developer of WiMAX-based broadband wireless access and mobility solutions, offers a portfolio consisting of WiMAX base stations and subscriber stations. Products are made for indoor, outdoor and semi-outdoor use, and support 2.5 GHz, 3.3 GHz and 3.5 GHz frequency bands. The company also offers the Network Management Software and Provisioning Manager, as well as the TRUFLE mobility management solution.

The TRUFLE solution offers subscribers basic mobility within OFDM-based WiMAX networks, which enables re-connection and IP session conservation when a user is in range of another base station. When used with the Telsima D+E—DualMode base stations, the TRUFLE solution enables operators to offer basic mobility services based on WiMAX. It also offers a migration path 802.16e-2005 while preserving operators’ existing infrastructure investments.

“WiMAX certification positions Telsima in the ranks of the leading system providers, however, the Company’s portfolio of current and forward looking solutions that enable mobile media-rich services set it apart from its competition,” said Alok Sharma, Telsima’s CEO.

To learn more WiMAX and other next-generation wireless technologies and standards, visit the upcoming INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO WEST. The event is the number one VoIP conference in terms of attendance; the leading IP Communications event for exhibitors in terms of lead generation; and the VoIP industry event which features special attractions for service providers and resellers. The event runs October 10-13, 2006 in San Diego.

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Laura Stotler writes about IP Communications and related topics for TMCnet. She has covered VoIP and related technologies for seven years, contributing to Internet Telephony magazine and TMCnet, and as a freelance writer. To see more articles, please visit: Laura Stotler’s columnist page.

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