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Sangoma PCI Express Cards now same price as PCI Cards
Effective today, Sangoma lowered PCIe Pricing to match PCI pricing. Pricing has now been updated in our catalog.
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Date: 2008-11-05
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Sangoma Develops New Hybrid Concept in Telephony Cards
Sangoma® Technologies Corporation, the premium provider of PC-based hardware and software for proprietary and open source networking and telephony solutions, today announced its FlexBRI card. This new hybrid concept is the first in a series of mixed modular designs to be announced, which will allow customers to combine analog and digital signals on one interface card. The prototype of the FlexBRI has won VoIP Product of the Year at this year's Asterisk TAG, Berlin.
This specific card was designed in response to customer demands in Germany for a BRI card that supports a fax machine or other analog device, and fits comfortably in a small 1U server. Small office and home offices will benefit from a single integrated solution that has none of the signaling issues found on competitive cards and will support synchronous clocking on all channels for 100% guaranteed error-free faxing. The FlexBRI will support up to four ports of BRI and two ports of FXO or FXS Analog.
The card will share the same analog FXO/FXS and BRI modules with Sangoma's successful A200, A400, A500 cards, so Empowered by Sangoma channel partners will not need to stock more part numbers.
Sangoma's AFT product line provides the foundation for voice, data and video applications including legacy PBX, IVR, auto attendant, next generation gateways, media servers and application servers. Sangoma enables the PC to deliver superior auditory quality when communicating with public telephone networks. Sangoma technology works with proprietary technology and a variety of open source software, including: Asterisk®, FreeSwitchTM, CallWeaverTM, and YateTM.
The FlexBRI is expected to be ready in production quantities in early fall.
Date: 2008-06-10
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AVM Unlocks New Features for FRITZ!Box Customers
AVM releases new features for most of its 10 million FRITZ!Box customers in Europe. Current and new firmware updates allow advanced functions like remote access, child protection, and improved DSL performance.
New firmware is available for the following products: - FRITZ!Box Fon
- FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN
- FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7170
- FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7140
Restriction and protection - More control on Internet usage (Child protection)
Another feature is controlling the usage of individual Internet users, e.g. children. This child protection feature enables parents to define surfing times and duration for each user of the network. The restrictions can be set for each day individually, so that the duration for weekdays can differ from that of the weekend.
Eco-friendly and energy efficiency
Reduction of wireless signal radiation when not needed is one step, energy efficiency the other step towards smarter hardware. The FRITZ!Box now provides comprehensive information of current energy consumption levels and enables users to adjust them easily. The internal processor and the LAN-interfaces also self-regulate their power consumption automatically and adjusts to save power whenever possible.
Enhanced DSL Performance
The new firmware supports seamless rate adoption and optimizes the compatibility for different Internet service providers and other network providers. Furthermore, the firmware improves DSL performance and uses advanced bandwidth-management, diagnostic, and reporting tools.
Remote Access configuration via HTTPS (Friends helping Friends) - only for FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7170 and 7140
For most users, the FRITZ!Box quickly becomes the core of their network and communications. Although all basic features are easy to use, the FRITZ!Box also has some advanced features that require a little background knowledge and know-how. In these cases, the FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7170 and 7140 can be accessed remotely with a secure login to receive help or to access your own network to change features (e.g. call forwarding) while away.
Date: 2008-06-04
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