In Motion Technology is developing a mobile Wi-Fi hot spot solution that could be used for trains, police command vehicles, buses and passenger cars. InMotion’s onBoard Mobile Gateway uses Lucent’s 3G CDMA2000 and UMTS/W-CDMA mobile networking equipment as its backhaul. The two companies are planning joint-marketing and sales activities.
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In Motion and Lucent Build Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspots
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