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Agere Systems’ new ‘Sceptre HPE’ wireless two-chip set and software has been developed to allow designers to build Class 10 EDGE-enhanced feature phones and Smartphones. The package is also capable of supporting Class 12 EDGE operation whenever an appropriate network is deployed.

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Class 10 EDGE technology enables phone users to download data at speeds of more than 200Kbits/sec and upload at speeds exceeding 100 Kbits/sec, roughly three times the data rate of GPRS mobile service.

The two-chip solution handles digital baseband, power management and mixed signal functions as well as processing. It also supports a USB interface, infrared (IrDA) capability, removable secure digital (SD) and multimedia memory cards (MMC), and Bluetooth, allowing users to easily exchange digital pictures, audio and other files between a mobile phone and such devices as PCs and PDAs.

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Sceptre HPE supports quad band operation (850/900/1800/1900MHZ) and quad codec support (HR/FR/EFR/AMR), enabling phones that can be used across all existing GSM networks in Europe, Asia and America, which accounts for more than 70% of the world’s cell phones. Agere’s software has been developed to the GSM Release 99 specification and qualified to the GCF 3.11.1 and NAPRD 2.10.0 test specifications.

In use, Agere claims that a solution based around the hardware/software combo will allow for 180 minutes of talk time and more than 600 hours of standby time in a phone with a standard 600mA battery.

Engineering samples of Agere’s Sceptre HPE chip set and software are available this month, with production quantities expected in early 2004.

For network operators, EDGE infrastructure can be installed over existing GSM/GPRS networks, allowing operators to generate additional revenue streams through such high-speed wireless data applications as real-time audio and video streaming, digital photo imaging, MP3 music capabilities, MPEG4 video playback and interactive games.

Industry analyst firm Strategy Analytics estimates that EDGE-enabled phones will account for 20% of GSM handset shipments world-wide by the end of 2005.

Chipmaker Agere Systems today announced plans to integrate wireless LAN and VoIP technology on a single integrated chipset. Agere's wireless VoIP phone technology offers the promise of making low-cost, mobile phone calls over the Internet more widely available once the chips become available from September.

Wi-Fi/802.11 technology allows users to access the Internet and wirelessly transmit data through network access points. VoIP technology enables converged voice and data connections on phone networks, increasing network efficiency and reducing per-call costs.

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By combining these two technologies into a single, integrated chip set, Agere's technology will support communications devices that give users the freedom to roam across corporate networks, residential broadband networks and public Wi-Fi hotspots.

Agere is to incorporate NTT's Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) software into its wireless IP phone technology.
Agere plans to offer a development platform and reference design for handset makers that takes advantage of NTT's UPnP software. This should help manufacturers provide low-cost handsets that are capable of communicating over NTT's residential and enterprise VoIP broadband services.

Agere's new chipset is designed to meet the compact form-factor and low-power consumption requirements of today's handheld mobile devices, offering performance benefits such as improved talk and standby times over wireless IP phones currently available on the market.

Industry analyst firm In-Stat MDR expects worldwide shipments of voice over wireless LAN handsets to grow from 90,000 units in 2002 to more than 1 million units by 2007.

Agere's wireless VoIP solution consists of the following components:

The T8307 system-on-a-chip, which provides VoIP call control and voice processing by integrating Agere's DSP (digital signal processing) 16000 capabilities with an ARM946E-S(r) microcontroller and advanced I/O capabilities.
The WL60010 802.11b media access controller (MAC) chip, which provides programmable host interface support, one megabyte of on-chip memory and a glueless interface to Agere's 802.11b radio chipsets and modules. The chip is certified to use the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) security approach.
The WL1141 PHY module, which is the industry's first integrated 802.11b radio and baseband device, according to Agere.
The CSP2200 chip, which integrates enhanced-quality audio codecs, power management tools, battery charger and ringer control drivers.

As part of its wireless IP phone chip set product, Agere also will supply software drivers for the uClinux operating systems, the session initiation protocol (SIP) stack, voice compression codecs, and sample demonstration applications.