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Contact
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iBurst Association (iBA)(1845-07-PPG)
Unit 1-5-34, Krystal Point Corporate Park, Lebuh Bukit Kecil 6,
Off Jalan Tun Dr Awang,
11900 Bayan Lepas,
Penang, Malaysia.
Te l: +604-646 3381
Fax: +604-646 3382
www.iburst.org
Secretary-General
secgen@iburst.org
iBA Secretariat
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| Smile! You¡¯re living in South Africa |
| A Special Message from Alan Knott-Craig, South Africa to his Colleague |
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| Listing the bad things about living in South Africa has become a national pastime. Some people seem to relish their ability to compete for the best bad-news story. But where are the good things? Read our list¡....and smile. |
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| ¡°iBurst Take Off and Still Growing Strong in South Africa¡± |
| An Exclusive Interview with Mr Sasan Parvin, Chief Technology Officer, Wireless Business Solutions (Pty) Ltd, South Africa |
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| The secretariat of iBurst Association (iBA) and Eddy Lee, The Secretary-General of iBurst Association (iBA) can feel the zest of a technologist, when ... |
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| Telecommunication Revolution in Finland : |
| Mobile Broadband Context, A Special Contribution From Mr Jari Ignatius, IT Maja, Finland |
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| Finland have some 5.4 millions inhabitants. Finland has a long tradition in the telecommunication services, the Finnish forefather first explored the wonder of telecommunication since 130 years ago. |
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| Mobile Broadband Revolution in Asia-Pacific |
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| Mobile broadband is revolutionising broadband access across Asia-Pacific in developed and emerging markets. It is meeting pent-up broadband demand while being marketed as both a fixed line replacement, and as a personal and mobile broadband experience. |
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| Technology Highlights : |
| iBurst Technology, Now Standardized in Japan ! by Mr Masami Koda, Treasurer, iBurst Association (iBA) |
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| (Tokyo, Japan.) ARIB or Association of Radio Industries and Businesses of Japan, finally gave the nod to the enhanced iBurst technology as a mobile broadband wireless access system on September 25, 2008. The standard is named ARIB STD-T97 (Ver.1.0), and it includes the two systems defined in IEEE802.20 standard. IEEE is the world's leading professional non-profit association for the advancement of technology, and the enhanced iBurst technology is referred to as 625k-MC Mode at IEEE802.20 standard. |
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