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Two New GSM phones for Global Fixed Wireless Market Navigation: Main page Author: WildC@rd CSI Wireless Inc., a designer and manufacturer of advanced wireless and GPS products used in more than 50 countries, today announced the introduction of two new fixed wireless telephones featuring GSM technology. CSI Wireless will formally launch both phones at the 3GSM World Congress from February 13 to 16 in Barcelona, Spain. The new Series 405 phone is an entry-level fixed wireless product for consumers wanting superior voice and text-messaging services at a very affordable price. The new Series 415 phone is for consumers wanting not only superior voice and text-messaging, but Internet and email (via a PC connection) and speaker phone capability. Both phones are designed and built by CSI Wireless, and available to cellular carriers and retailers for their customized branding. CSI is negotiating with international distributors, and expects to announce one or more agreements soon. Because CSI's fixed wireless products utilize existing cellular networks, they are ideal in regions where conventional copper-wire landline phone service is unavailable or unaffordable. No professional installation is required. Plug the phones - which closely resemble traditional desktop or wall-mounted phones - into electrical outlets and they're ready for use with cellular networks. CSI Wireless offers two versions of the Series 405 phone - the Series 405a for the Americas, and the Series 405e for Europe and the rest of the world. CSI also offers two comparable versions of the Series 415 phone - the Series 415a and the Series 415e. |
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