If you are many of those people – most certainly you are – Who has been thwarted with the lack of mobile network coverage at your home, office or any other place you relish to visit often, then apparently, there is good news for you.
Ericsson, today, has unveiled its new device that is adequate enough to fit in your pocket, whilst providing enough indoor network coverage for the mobile phones same time.
This device is capable of carrying cellular signal to even the most hard-to-penetrate parts of any building. The device has launched after the two years of research and development and incorporates 14 patents.
Ericsson calls it Radio Dot System, or simple, Dot.
A Dot is an integrated radio antenna that weighs about 300 grams and resembles with the smoke detector; Because of its favourable size, scalability, and compelling evolution path, this product caters to different kinds of users in medium to large indoor locations, and aims to address operators’ needs of offering a complete indoor solution.
it can be cleft on any wall or a ceiling, where it will act as an extension of radio signals for the cellular network; the device is not only capable of amplifying voice signal, it is efficient enough to expand the data signals as well.
The product is expected to be commercially available in late 2014.
If you’re curious enough to know more about the Dot, then don’t miss this succinct Radio Dots System’s info graphics, shared by Ericsson itself.
waiting for this device to be availble in market.
I think this going to be a great product
Communicate Heights
It is not as simple as appears in the first impression. To use it, it is necessary to connect it with the base station through cables. It is simply a small extension antenna that is connected with main station. Many solutions like this are already available in the market. Its plus point is: it seems to simple and can be used with data and voice communications.
About time!, when is the planned release date? More important pricing
telenor and zong really need these
but how other networks have full signals in basements but zong telenor can’t?
Your point is valid at some extent. Most of equipment installed at their (Zong and Telenor) base transceiver stations are made by ZTE where as Warid and Ufone (at some stations) both are using equipment made by Ericsson and Huawei. ZTE costs less but compromising over quality is meaningless.
Get radiated and my kids will look like Armanda Ferreira
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