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  1. Ascom i75 by mach1980 · · Score: 1 · on Best Phone For a Wi-Fi-Only Location?
    Do not know if it fits your bill but this one has won awards: http://www.ascom.com/en/index/products-solutions/our-solutions/solution/material-supply/product/i75/solutionloader.htm/
    • Seamless handover between base stations.
    • Works with all major access points.
    • Supports both SIP and H323.
    • Industrial casing (Shockproof and ESD protected).
  2. Office WiFi Phones by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Best Phone For a Wi-Fi-Only Location?

    Ascom has a series of Wi-Fi SIP phones, although they are focused on office environments. Notably the rugged i75 or the upcoming i62 with .11n support.

  3. Office WiFi Phones by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Best Phone For a Wi-Fi-Only Location?

    Ascom has a series of Wi-Fi SIP phones, although they are focused on office environments. Notably the rugged i75 or the upcoming i62 with .11n support.

  4. Some companies by ratava · · Score: 1 · on Broadband over Powerlines

    A short list of PLC companies DS2
    EBA PLC
    Amperion
    Ascom

  5. Re:It's worth mentioning... by _Sprocket_ · · Score: 2 · on DMCA Attacks: NAI Tells Sites To Remove PGP (Updated)

    Ascom is MediaCrypt or something to that effect.

  6. Powerline Networks are Shipping Today by cswilly · · Score: 1 · on Powerline Networks Finally Viable?

    Ascom Powerline (a Swiss HQ'ed company) (http://www.ascom.com/powerline) has be piloting powerline networks for at least a year. They are going live in Germany this summer. Transfer rates of 200-500Kb/sec are 'easy', but there are some environments which nothing works (e.g. car factory floors). csw

  7. We should concentrate on existing infrastructure by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Bringing The Internet To Borneo -- By Sea

    I'd rather they use the model being used in India, where they're using the powerlines as an inefficient but functional network. Instead of paying for these autonomous boats (which burn gasoline and produce bilge and other unsightly byproducts), we should use the existing powergrid to "wire" islands that are already wired. I can't see why they haven't already considered it; it's clearly superior.