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Wisair Unveils Wireless USB Hub Reference Design
Technology Developed to Take USB Cables Off of the Personal Computer
CAMPBELL, Calif. – December 12, 2005 – Wisair today announced it has taken another precedent-setting step in the Ultra Wideband (UWB) industry with the release of a Wireless Universal Serial Bus (WUSB) reference design. The new reference design includes a WUSB PC dongle and a WUSB hub, providing consumer electronics and peripheral manufacturers with the means to offer customers wireless connectivity to existing USB-enabled devices.
Printers, scanners, remote hard disks, digital cameras and cellular devices are able to plug directly into the WUSB Hub and receive wireless connectivity to a PC. The WUSB Hub seamlessly replaces any wireline USB connection with a wireless connection. The Hub, which features two or four ports for connecting existing USB devices, can also be placed at one side of a room, where it can then send data wirelessly to the PC at speeds up to 480 Mbps. In fact, the WUSB Hub can be located more than 30 ft. from a WUSB dongle plugged into a PC.
“We are very excited about the traction that Wisair is making and expect to see our chipsets integrated into many products in 2006,” said David Yaish, Wisair president and CEO. “In particular, our new WUSB reference design fulfills a strong market need for wireless connectivity to portable devices, a business decision validated as we have already secured agreements with multiple manufacturing partners.”
The 480 Mbps WUSB Hub reference design is based on Wisar’s second-generation WiMedia-based UWB chipset and has a small, form-factor integrated antenna. The reference design offers robust performance in noisy environments and coexistence with 802.11 a/b/g and Bluetooth devices. With a complete end-user software package for management, control and association, the WUSB Hub provides OEM/ODM module manufacturers with quick time to market. Wisair plans to release a second generation, Certified Wireless USB version of the reference design early next year.
Wisair will provide demonstrations of its Wireless USB Reference Design at its booth #7923, located in the WiMedia Ultra-Wideband (UWB) TechZone, at CES. It will also provide private demos to prospective customers in South Hall #4, Room 35163. To schedule a meeting, please contact Wisair.
About Wisair
Wisair is a leading provider of Ultra Wideband (UWB) and Wireless USB (WUSB) chipset solutions for consumer electronics, PC peripherals, and mobile devices. Leveraging the management teams’ decades of wireless communications product development expertise, Wisair is the first company to deliver operable WiMedia-based UWB chipsets and small form-factor reference designs. Today, the fabless semiconductor company continues to focus on delivering low-cost, low-power, and high bit-rate wireless connectivity solutions. For more information, visit the company’s web site at www.wisair.com
CAMPBELL, Calif. – December 12, 2005 – Wisair today announced it has taken another precedent-setting step in the Ultra Wideband (UWB) industry with the release of a Wireless Universal Serial Bus (WUSB) reference design. The new reference design includes a WUSB PC dongle and a WUSB hub, providing consumer electronics and peripheral manufacturers with the means to offer customers wireless connectivity to existing USB-enabled devices.
Printers, scanners, remote hard disks, digital cameras and cellular devices are able to plug directly into the WUSB Hub and receive wireless connectivity to a PC. The WUSB Hub seamlessly replaces any wireline USB connection with a wireless connection. The Hub, which features two or four ports for connecting existing USB devices, can also be placed at one side of a room, where it can then send data wirelessly to the PC at speeds up to 480 Mbps. In fact, the WUSB Hub can be located more than 30 ft. from a WUSB dongle plugged into a PC.
“We are very excited about the traction that Wisair is making and expect to see our chipsets integrated into many products in 2006,” said David Yaish, Wisair president and CEO. “In particular, our new WUSB reference design fulfills a strong market need for wireless connectivity to portable devices, a business decision validated as we have already secured agreements with multiple manufacturing partners.”
The 480 Mbps WUSB Hub reference design is based on Wisar’s second-generation WiMedia-based UWB chipset and has a small, form-factor integrated antenna. The reference design offers robust performance in noisy environments and coexistence with 802.11 a/b/g and Bluetooth devices. With a complete end-user software package for management, control and association, the WUSB Hub provides OEM/ODM module manufacturers with quick time to market. Wisair plans to release a second generation, Certified Wireless USB version of the reference design early next year.
Wisair will provide demonstrations of its Wireless USB Reference Design at its booth #7923, located in the WiMedia Ultra-Wideband (UWB) TechZone, at CES. It will also provide private demos to prospective customers in South Hall #4, Room 35163. To schedule a meeting, please contact Wisair.
About Wisair
Wisair is a leading provider of Ultra Wideband (UWB) and Wireless USB (WUSB) chipset solutions for consumer electronics, PC peripherals, and mobile devices. Leveraging the management teams’ decades of wireless communications product development expertise, Wisair is the first company to deliver operable WiMedia-based UWB chipsets and small form-factor reference designs. Today, the fabless semiconductor company continues to focus on delivering low-cost, low-power, and high bit-rate wireless connectivity solutions. For more information, visit the company’s web site at www.wisair.com
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