Intel, Wavesat, and Runcom's WiMAX Chipset Development Strategies

Intel, Wavesat, and Runcom's WiMAX Chipset Development Strategies published by Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute (MIC) in May, 2007. This report consists of 21 pages and the price starts from US $ 1680.

Introduction

Abstract

The IEEE on February 28, 2006 announced the 802.16e-2005 standard, and WiMAX products started a transition from fixed broadband access to mobile broadband access. WiMAX chipsets are important links in overall WiMAX product development. Currently, several ODM makers of WiMAX equipment use WiMAX chipsets from Intel, Wavesat and Runcom. This report will analyze Intel, Wavesat, and Runcom' s WiMAX chipset development strategies.

Table of Contents

• Table 1 WiMAX Chipset Makers' Current Development Status
• Table 2 Intel PRO/Wireless 5116 Specifications
• Table 3 Intel' s Technology Partnerships
• Table 4 Intel' s WiMAX Partners
• Table 5 Wavesat Evolutive Chipset Specifications
• Table 6 Wavesat' s Technology Partnerships
• Table 7 Wavesat' s WiMAX Partners
• Table 8 Runcom RNA200 Specifications
• Table 9 Runcom' s WiMAX Partners
• Table 10 Comparison of Intel, Wavesat, Runcom' s Development Strategies
• Table 11 Intel, Wavesat, and Runcom' s Partners

• Figure 1 Global WiMAX Chipset Market Development
• Figure 2 Intel' s WiMAX Chipset Roadmap
• Figure 3 Intel PRO/Wireless 5116 Block Diagram
• Figure 4 Wavesat' s Chipset Roadmap
• Figure 5 Wavesat Evolutive Block Diagram
• Figure 6 Runcom' s Chipset Roadmap
• Figure 7 Runcom RNA200 Block Diagram
• Figure 8 Chipset Specifications and Integration Trends
• Figure 9 Comparison of Intel, Wavesat, and Runcom' s Cooperation Models

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