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Thrane & Thrane introduce Explorer 500 BGAN terminal
Mar 30, 2005 8:00 AM, ENG Update e-newsletter
The new Explorer 500 terminal represents a major advancement in terms of satellite transmission speeds.
Thrane & Thrane rolled out the Explorer 500 BGAN terminal at the Satellite 2005 conference last week in Washington D.C.
The new Explorer 500 terminal represents a major advancement in terms of satellite transmission speeds. Compared to the maximum transmission speed of 64kb/s for Thrane & Thrane's existing M4 terminal, the Explorer 500 provides data receipt at up to 432kb/s and data transmission at up to 372kb/s. The terminal weighs around 2.9lbs.
Key features include:
All-in-one terminal with optional external antenna
Highly portable, easy to setup and operate
Voice, fax, SMS, Internet access and e-mail service
Simultaneous voice/fax and high-speed data (up to 432kb/s)
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