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ST-Ericsson Takes EDGE to the Edge

Mar 24, 2009, 8:52 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today ST-Ericsson announced new EDGE platforms that will allow for a wider feature set on entry-level handsets in emerging markets. The 4910 and 4908 platforms combine digital and analog basebands, RF transceiver and power management unit onto a single chip. The provides for better multimedia support, security and battery life. The two platforms have a very low cost of materials, so they can be used on entry-level handsets without adding significantly to the cost.

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MarkCohen

Mar 24, 2009, 10:43 AM

In a related story...

A new upgrade is coming to the VHS!

Seriously, we're on the brink of 4G, and they're focusing on the previous generation?

h_aguilar84

...this is for emerging markets (Africa, Asia, Latin America) and also can be useful for fringe areas where 3G is weak or non existent.

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