Expands Solutions Portfolio with Tower Bottom Solution
(01 April 2008 – LAS VEGAS) – Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Limited (“Comba” or the “Group”, Hong Kong stock code: 2342), a leading wireless enhancement solutions provider, announced the launch of its Tower Bottom Solutions (TBS) for US mobile operators and core equipment vendors at the CTIA Wireless 2008 event held in Las Vegas, United States.
Deployed as part of a base station setup and installed at the bottom of base station tower sites, Comba’s TBS allows for higher output power levels, thereby increasing the coverage range and area of base station cell sites. The impact on this for mobile operators is that it potentially reduces the number of base stations required for a new network rollout and therefore optimizes network investment.
Currently available as 850Mhz and 1900Mhz Dual Band TBS, Comba’s solution features its advanced MCPAs with mixed modulation with GSM, CDMA, EDGE and WCDMA. It allows for multiple operators and multiple systems to share a single base station antenna - thereby realizing efficiencies in terms of additional equipment costs and smaller footprint. Options of TBS rack and cabinet designs for indoor and outdoor environments provide customers with maximum flexibility for solution deployment.
Chairman and president of Comba Telecom, Mr. Tony TL Fok said “As a continuing supporter of CTIA Wireless show, we are pleased to announce the Comba tower bottom solution at this year’s event. The TBS is a result of close collaboration between Comba’s R&D teams in USA and China which expands the scope of our portfolio and helps further entrench Comba as a true end-to-end solutions partner to our customers.”
Comba’s TBS and demonstrations of its products and solutions can be viewed its booth at the CTIA Wireless 2008 event held in the Las Vegas Convention Center between 1-3 April 2008.
Comba’s booth location: #4511, North Hall (N4).
CTIA Wireless 2008 is a major global wireless event that features over 1,200 exhibiting companies, dozens of industries, and over 40,000 professionals from 125 countries.