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Bummed that there's no such thing as an LTE (Long Term Evolution) router? Don't be, because ZyXEL, the China-based maker of various networking gear, today announced the ZLR-2070S, laying claim to the world's first LTE CPE/SOHO router.
"ZyXEL is excited to lead the LTE revolution by bringing innovative solutions to service providers," said Brian Feng, senior VP, Key accounts business unit for ZyXEL. "We are proud to offer service providers the ability to bring wireless high speed Internet access to millions, including those in under-served markets."
The new device comes with two VoIP ports, home networking capabilities via a four-port, 802.11n wireless switch, a USB port for printer sharing and storage devices, and data rates up to 50Mbps.
No word yet on price or availability, but ZyXEL did say it plans to demo the new unit during CES next month.
Image Credit: ZyXEL
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TimberWolf
December 08, 2009 at 7:28pm
All LTE really is, is the use of ipv6 for wirless phones so basicly wireless voip.
CleverBullet
December 08, 2009 at 4:23pm
"a four-port, 802.11n wireless switch"
is that supposed to mean a 4 port gigabit router and wireless n hub?
TimberWolf
December 08, 2009 at 7:29pm
no no its a router with 4 port switch and 802.11n access point.
CleverBullet
December 09, 2009 at 3:07pm
sorry if i worded that improperly, that's what i meant to ask.
