AzureWave unveils the ultimate 11n + BT Combo solution, inspiring an easy mobile internet
AzureWave Technologies, Inc., a global leading module maker in wireless solution, today announced the 11n, Bluetooth 3.0 + High Speed (HS) wireless module IC. This revolutionary wireless module is to enhance the wireless experience for mobile devices including, mobile phones, smartbooks, eBook readers, digital still cameras (DSCs), portable media players (PMPs), and gaming devices which require high bandwidth and better power efficiency. AzureWave will demonstrate the 11n + BT combo module IC embedded devices in CES at South Hall 4, Booth #36429.

This wireless module IC has a small footprint, cutting edge wireless performance, flexible power management and multiple OS support for multitasking smartphones and mobile devices. The superior Wi-Fi and Bluetooth coexistence guarantees seamless and smooth data transfer. Combining with the latest Bluetooth 3.0 technology + HS, the wireless Module IC can support a wide variety of mobile devices to quickly and easily transfer rich media contents, and implement high speed synchronization with other BT 3.0 + HS enabled devices.

According to In-Stat, The rapid proliferation of 11n is demanded by consumers asking for higher bandwidth to stream HD video and download advanced applications from web stores. Therefore, smartphones are rapidly requiring more powerful processors, better battery technologies, more competent web browsers and multitasking capabilities due to more bandwidth intensive applications. In this case, consumers are willing to favor mobile CE devices equipped with the integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo module IC.

A new level of wireless innovation
In addition to providing 11n and Bluetooth combo module IC for personal network, AzureWave also introduced the new Wi-Fi Direct solution to establish a seamlessly connected digital home.
The ground breaking Wi-Fi Direct specification has been recently released by Wi-Fi Alliance and embraced by leading Chipset companies. Wi-Fi Direct can be implemented in any Wi-Fi equipped devices, from mobile phones, cameras, printers, and notebook computers, to human interface devices such as keyboards and headphones. Consumers can easily connect all these devices without joining a traditional home network. The new concept of seamlessly wireless digital home will be unveiled at the upcoming CES at booth 36429 from Jan. 7th to 10th.