Sierra Wireless Launches 4G LTE AirLink Rugged Gateway
Sierra Wireless introduced its AirLink GX440 4G LTE rugged wireless gateway for applications such as high-quality wireless video surveillance, multi-data-stream wireless connections to branch locations, or mobile office applications for public safety and field service activities.
Verizon Wireless has certified the product for use on its LTE network.
Sierra Wireless introduced a 3G version of the AirLink GX440 gateway last year, featuring an ARM 11-class microprocessor architecture with high-capacity DDR memory, as well as IPSec security.
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Sierra Wireless introduced its AirLink GX440 4G LTE rugged wireless gateway for applications such as high-quality wireless video surveillance, multi-data-stream wireless connections to branch locations, or mobile office applications for public safety and field service activities.
