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New Enterprise low-cost, point-and-play launched May 2004
Enterprise is an optical wireless communications system which is complementary to PAVs' FSO range, providing full duplex, Fast Ethernet 100Mbps bandwidth up to 200 metres. It's low cost, small size, light weight, and express installation capability makes it especially attractive for LAN connectivity in business parks, city centre offices and campus locations. |
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PAV's Free Space Optics Crosses the Divide
The Cathedral Centre uses Free Space Optics Technology to bridge a Private Car Park and Public Road. |
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Al-Falak partners with PAV Data Systems
Al-Falak, a leading Saudi and pan-Gulf IT and communications solution provider and PAV Data Systems Ltd, the market leader in the Free Space Optical (FSO) transmission systems industry have recently signed an agreement with Saudi Aramco transmission department to supply them with FSO solutions for a period of two years renewable for one more year. |
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PAV's Free Space Optics Make the Grade
Great Yarmouth Borough Council opens up high bandwidth connectivity to a number of its sites to increase capacity and save money using Free Space Optic technology. |
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Free Space Optic Technology saves School Playing Fields
How PAVLight overcame networking problem at Colfe's School, London |
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High bandwidth solution at the forefront of FSO technology
The quick and cost-effective provision of high-bandwidth communications has led to PAV's recently launched PAVLight range... |
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Five Formula One teams running on Broadband Optical Wireless
Major Grand Prix teams opt for latest wireless technology to power race time data transmission - where speed & reliability counts! |
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Service Providers Sidestep Local Loop to Deliver Broadband Access
UK manufacturer, PAV trials optical wireless alternative to local loop access for providing broadband connectivity |
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3G Network Operators In Search of the Missing Link
Chris Emerson, Director of 'last mile' networking experts PAV Data Systems examines the options for linking 3G towers to backbone networks. |
