Proxim's end-to-end wireless platform provides a one-stop shop for enterprise wireless needs
Proxim's end-to-end wireless portfolio enables both indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi coverage

Proxim Wireless Corporation, a leading provider of complete indoor and outdoor wireless broadband ecosystems, recently announced that it will be featuring its end-to-end wireless platform at the Interop 2010 conference in Las Vegas from April 26- 29. Proxim will be highlighting its products in the Amer.com booth (#2061), a leading provider of innovative networking solutions and a Proxim partner.

WHO: Proxim Wireless and Amer.com

WHAT: Showcasing Proxim's end-to-end wireless platform for indoor and outdoor wireless networks

WHERE: Interop 2010 in Las Vegas

WHEN: April 26-29 at Amer.com's booth, #2061

Proxim's end-to-end wireless portfolio enables both indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi coverage, high capacity building-to-building connectivity and remote wireless camera connectivity for enterprises and organisations of all sizes. Whether a deployment requires Wi-Fi, point-to-multipoint/WiMAX, high performance point-to-point or a mix of these technologies, Proxim's end-to-end wireless platform provides a one-stop shop for enterprise wireless needs.

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