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The CPE consists of a stationary cradle featuring a power supply for charging, additional MiMo antennae for increased link budget as well as Ethernet connectivity for wire line LAN applications. Up to 27dBm RF power output provides sufficient connectivity for indoor applications and cell edges.

The ultra portable WiMAX – WiFi unit can be removed from the stationary cradle enabling full mobile broadband access for WiFi clients at any given location in a WiMAX covered area.

With dimensions of 11 x 6 x 1.6cm the terminal fits conveniently into any pocket taking the user experience to a new level.

Unlike other solutions the system applies advanced WiFi – WiMAX Mac layer multiplexing schemes to avoid interference issues between WiFi and WiMAX bands achieving best possible uplink and downlink performance.

Complying with worldwide requirements, the system can support 2.3GHz, 2.5GHz and 3.5GHz leveraging Fujitsu’s triple-band, low-power technology.

The CW6200i will be available in August 2010. Operators can experience the first samples by visiting Fujitsu on Stand 31, Hall 10, at this week’s WiMAX Forum Global Congress. FME’s marketing and engineering teams will be available throughout the event to discuss the company’s WiMAX products and their potential applications.