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Product Portfolio Expanded

Thursday, February 12, 2009

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Product Portfolio Expanded

St. Louis, MO– Laird Technologies announces the expansion of its product portfolio focused on high-performance mobile broadband antenna solutions for notebook PCs, netbooks, and other mobile internet devices.

“The rapid emergence of 3G and other advanced networks is creating tremendous demand for higher-performance wireless solutions in portable computers.   As the world leader in cellular antenna solutions for handsets, Laird Technologies is in the best position to design antennas to meet this mobile broadband demand,” says Stefan Löfgren, Laird Technologies’ General Manager of Mobile Broadband PC Antennas. 

“In fact, miniaturized netbooks provide very similar antenna design challenges as handsets, allowing us to offer custom, optimized antenna solutions based on our advanced antenna product portfolio.”

Laird Technologies plans to engage major OEMs and ODMs to help develop advanced solutions, including the use of Laird Technologies’ patented controllable antenna technologies. 

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“With the increasing popularity of netbooks and mobile computers in general, the notebook PC is now used in an expanding list of environments,” says Matthew Wilkins, Principal Analyst, Compute Platforms Research, iSuppli. 

“Access to WWAN and WiFi networks can allow the user to access their online applications and services, regardless of their physical location.  These devices will require leading radio and RF technology to provide the desired user experience.”

“Laird Technologies is a leading supplier of EMI and Thermal Management solutions to the notebook market in Asia today,” says Magnus Tannfelt, President of Laird Technologies Handset Products Division. 

“Combining our track record of design engineering support, our in-depth knowledge of the notebook market, and industry-leadership in small embedded antenna designs, we deliver global experience and unique technologies that are locally supported in the regions where notebooks are designed and manufactured.”

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