ADAPTIX has tested the delivery of IP-based multimedia content over its new BX-3000 base station and SX-300 mobile terminal as part of the latest WiMAX Forum Plugfest dedicated to Mobile WiMAX. The Plugfest, held in Frederick, MD, brought together ADAPTIX and 20 other companies to test the interoperability of products based on Mobile WiMAX.

“While ADAPTIX had participated in private multivendor interoperability tests earlier this year, this latest Plugfest was the first public event orchestrated by the industry association WiMAX Forum. ADAPTIX and the other participants have demonstrated that Mobile WiMAX is real,” said ADAPTIX vice president of marketing and product management Byron Young.

During the informal Plugfest process, two different versions of the new ADAPTIX BX-3000 base station and SX-300 mobile terminal were tested for interoperability with equipment from other mobile WiMAX systems and component manufacturers. The testing stressed compatible operation between vendors across PHY, MAC and Network (IP) protocol layers, culminating in traffic-intensive user applications such as IP video being streamed over airlinks.

“We're pleased with the results of this Plugfest featuring Mobile WiMAX technology and appreciate ADAPTIX's participation in the event,” said Jeff Orr, marketing director of the WiMAX Forum. “This plugfest demonstrates once more that WiMAX is a real, viable technology that will make it possible to deliver wireless Internet services in new and exciting ways, and soon, the world will have access to WiMAX Forum Certified products for mobile applications.”

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