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Vertex-Standard has announced new lower pricing on select models of their VXD-720 protables and VXD-7200 mobile series two-way radios. These new lower prices make an already great deal even better with over a $200 price reduction on some models. The new pricing is now available online in our web store and through your sales person. Contact us today to move up to digital and save!
Kenwood has announced it's new NEXEDGE® NX-200S/NX-300S Portables. The "S" models have the capacity, features and performance to handle all the basic user needs in a simple to use, rugged non-LCD platform. See the NEXEDGE Portables here.
Also new is the NEXEDGE NXR-700E/NXR-800E 25 Watt VHF/UHF "E" model repeaters for local area deployment and lower power applications. The new "E" repeaters offer the same features, options and configurations as NX-700/NX-800 models but with an increase of transmitter output power to 25 watts in a single self-contained package. See the NEXEDGE Repeaters here.
And Finally, the New NEXEDGE 900 MHz products: Kenwood has introduced a 900 MHz RF infrastructure and subscriber radios to the NEXEDGE system product line. Now available are the NX-411 a 2.5W portable, the NX-901 15W Mobile and the NXR-901 repeater. The new 900 MHZ line is mainly used in Petrochemical, Chemical, Utilities, Public/Private Transportation and local Government.
Introducing PC-PTT a new way to communicate using the internet to talk with other PC’s, Smartphones and two-way radios! Now you can use your current equipment to allow your users to communicate with almost anyone, anywhere, even around the world!
Use your cell phone to talk to a two-way radio. Use your laptop to talk to a cell phone. Use your cell phone to talk to a worker on the job in the next state. The possibilities are endless! You no longer have to carry multiple devices to talk to people. Talk in groups, one-to-one or even to all users at once. Up to 1000 users and use the service at a time.
We are so sure you will love this new “Push to Talk” service we’ll even let you demo it for free for 14 days! It works with any Windows based computer (requires speakers and a microphone or headset) and any Windows based Smartphone, Blackberry or Android phone with a data plan on any carrier. Click here for more information!
Advanced Wireless Communications is pleased to announce our new Online Service Request System. Now you can request service on your Instant Assistant®, radio system and more online, anytime. You no longer need to wait to talk to someone on the phone. Your service request will be answered within 1 business day. To use the Online Service Requests, select SERVICE from the menu on the left or click the image here!
Advanced Wireless Communication is pleased to announce that we have become a Licensed Developer for Motorola in April of 2011. The "Licensed Developer" has to pass a formal accreditation process, which establishes a partner's ability to develop and integrate applications on Motorola's Professional Radio platforms. As a licensed developer we can now create applications that integrate with the Motorola system and our systems. Watch for new applications from Advanced Wireless Communication coming soon for your Motorola systems.
The National Grocers Association (N.G.A.) is the national trade association representing the retail and wholesale grocers that comprise the independent sector of the food distribution industry. Along with affiliated associations, manufacturers, service suppliers as well as other entrepreneurial companies that support N.G.A.'s Philosophy and Mission. Advanced Wireless Communications is proud to be at the Expo again this year assisting retail and grocers with wireless solutions. Our solutions offer better staff communications, elimination of overhead paging, customer call boxes, security and much more. Stop by our booth #735 on Monday and Tuesday from 12pm-4pm at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Contact us to setup personal one-on-one meetings while we are at the expo!
You have our personal commitment and that of our incredible team. We’re ready to partner with you to assist in reaching your goals through our wireless solutions. Read More...
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operation. Any equipment that is not capable of operating on channels of 12.5 kHz or less will need to be replaced.
In addition to the FCC’s deadline of January 1, 2013 for all licensees to cut-over to new narrowband equipment, there are some “interim” deadlines. For example, there is a date by which no more new or
modifi ed operations of 25 kHz bandwidth channels may be initiated, and there are certain deadlines that apply to equipment manufacturers and importers.
The FCC expects that licensees ultimately will implement equipment that is designed to operate on channel bandwidths of 6.25 kHz or less. However, there currently is no deadline set for making this transition. For more information, contact us today!