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Voice and Data Solutions
In 1983, analog cellular service, or Advanced Mobile
Phone Service (AMPS), was launched in Chicago, IL.
Just three years later, Telular launched the world’s first
fixed cellular terminal (FCT), changing the way the world
saw both the cellular phone and the traditional landline.
At every point in the history of cellular, our products
have always offered customers freedom from being
tethered to dial-tone. As cellular technology evolved
from analog to digital, Telular’s products evolved too.
Twenty-two years later, the Company remains the
leader in this market segment with the launch of the
Phonecell ® SX6 and Wi-PATH ® SX7.
Today, people use fixed cellular terminals in many
unique ways, indicating the robustness and flexibility
of these solutions. Throughout the Americas these
devices leverage local trends and become the preferred
solution to innumerable communication challenges and
limitations. They bring dial tone into the home where
landline service continues to remain out of reach; they
offer a company’s phone system seamless access to
inexpensive cellular rates while those on hard lines
increase; and, they enable businesses to remain agile and
establish remote office communications by simply
plugging in a power cord.
Telular has always offered fixed cellular terminals to
early Latin American adopters of second generation
cellular technologies (GSM and CDMA). As standards
progressed, more countries launched networks, making
new protocol features mandatory. Telular is responding
to this growth with the Phonecell SX6. Serving as a
technology platform for numerous product derivatives,
the SX6 contains the essential features necessary to
expand Telular’s fixed cellular terminal distribution from
five to fifteen Latin American countries.
In April 2008, Telular officially launched its first 3G
cellular product, the Wi-PATH SX7. Subsequently, the
SX7 has been eagerly accepted into the certification
programs of over ten of North America’s top cellular
carriers. In addition, the wireless industry has
acknowledged the value of the SX7 by honoring it with
the Best of CTIA Award by Laptop magazine and the
Product Innovation Award by the Network Product
Guide. As high-speed cellular connectivity becomes
more pervasive and cost-effective, many consumers and
businesses are considering cellular as the alternative to,
not only voice, but also wired broadband and dialup.
The SX7 provides both services in one portable and
budget-friendly platform.
Through constant technology advancements, Telular
continues to deliver on the promise of flexible and costeffective
wireless solutions.
Telular’s fixed cellular terminals are a flexible and costeffective
solution for wireline replacement, portable dial
tone and least-cost routing. These robust terminals bridge
or extend the physical range of analog phones and digital
communications allowing end users to send voice, fax,
and data over cellular networks. Ideal for retail, remote and
temporary offices, government and industrial controls,
these units are easy to install and highly portable.