With all of the news coming out of Wimax World USA this week, it's plain to see why 2008 will be the breakout year for the high speed wireless technology. But how about some Mobile Wimax device news? POSDATA has some, with the unveiling of the POSBRO G100 Mobile WiMAX Gaming Device, a new gaming platform that will enable gaming enthusiasts to download games and access the Internet using high-speed Mobile WiMAX connections. The company claims that the G100 (FLYVO) is the first Mobile Wimax gaming device, but maybe they never saw the iRiver G10 WiBro (mobile wimax) portable gaming console that was announced over a year ago. Or maybe they have, the devices have a similar design, don't you think?
While the G100 terminal works with games developed by POSBRO, it does give an idea of the kinds of Mobile Wimax devices we will see beginning in 2008. The G100 will operate in its initial release at 2.3GHz and 2.5GHz bands according to POSDATA.
The G100 has an embedded four-inch TFT-LCD touch-screen with a wide view, and also includes a sliding-style game pad. The product supports Mobile WiMAX, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, allowing the user to select the best available network connection. Expect the official release of the G100 by the end of this year.
POSDATA also offers the U100 USB-type terminal that allows a user to connect it to a notebook and access Mobile WiMAX network. The U100 will be released next month.
While the G100 terminal works with games developed by POSBRO, it does give an idea of the kinds of Mobile Wimax devices we will see beginning in 2008. The G100 will operate in its initial release at 2.3GHz and 2.5GHz bands according to POSDATA.
The G100 has an embedded four-inch TFT-LCD touch-screen with a wide view, and also includes a sliding-style game pad. The product supports Mobile WiMAX, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, allowing the user to select the best available network connection. Expect the official release of the G100 by the end of this year.
POSDATA also offers the U100 USB-type terminal that allows a user to connect it to a notebook and access Mobile WiMAX network. The U100 will be released next month.
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