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	Fusion Reactor - iBurst Wireless Technology
		The iBurst system is based on IntelliCell technology from ArrayComm in the US to attain the extreme levels of efficiency in usage of the available radio frequency.
		The iBurst technology is a pure IP, end-to-end system built on two primary components: base stations deployed by a network operator, much like today's cellular services, and wireless modems or PC cards that a customer uses with an existing Internet appliance, such as a notebook computer, to access the service.
		As a result the iBurst network is able to provide data rates of up to 1 Mbps to each user with a maximum base station capacity of 20 Mbps.
	www.fusionreactor.co.za /content/solutions/iburst2.cfm (438 words)

	ISP - Wireless Broadband Internet Provider, iBurst, Mobile Broadband Internet
		Under ideal conditions iBurst can download (data to you) at up to 1 megabits per second (Mbps) and upload (data from you) at up to 345 kilobits per second (Kbps) (which is also.345 Mbps).
		In contrast, iBurst has much greater range more like a mobile phone which blankets entire metropolitan areas so the customer can expect coverage where they are rather than have to seek out hotspot locations.
		An iBurst base station's range extends from approximately 3 km in built up or hilly areas with lots of clutter, to approximately 13 km in ideal conditions such as water or flat land.
	www.iroam.com.au /iburst_wireless_broadband_faq.html (1105 words)

	My Broadband :: iBurst : Higher speeds, improved offerings from iBurst
		While Mtshali is confident that iBurst’s current network and base stations will be able to accommodate the higher speeds, an upgrade is in the pipeline which will increase the base station capacities to 100 Mbps.
		Mtshali said that iBurst will definitely not do anything to block or de-prioritize VoIP traffic, and are in fact encouraging their subscribers to use their broadband connections for services like VoIP.
		iBurst has significantly grown its user base over the last year, and they are planning to at least double their current subscriber numbers in the next twelve month.
	www.mybroadband.co.za /nephp/?m=show&id=4643 (430 words)

	:: MoBif Wireless Broadband Sdn Bhd > About iBurst > An Overview ::
		iBurst is a wireless broadband internet system which uses adaptive-array antenna technology as well as SDMA, multi-carrier wideband and other technologies to achieve high speed, high capacity and excellent portability.
		The iBurst concept is designed to facilitate low-cost system building and continuous fixed-rate connection services by telecommunications service providers, which will create a wireless broadband environment that is inexpensive and convenient to use.
		It is a pure IP, end-to-end system built on two primary components: base stations deployed by a network operator, much like today's cellular services, and wireless modems or PC cards that a customer uses with an existing Internet appliance, such as a notebook computer, to access the service.
	www.iburst.com.my /about_iburst.html (433 words)

	Wireless Solutions
		By comparison, iBurst has coverage across most of inner Sydney with other capital cities to be added this year.
		iBurst is one network and the base stations “hand-over” your connection as you move around the city.
		iBurst is a pure IP, end-to-end system built on two primary components: base stations deployed by a network operator, much like today’s cellular services, and wireless modems or PC cards that a customer uses with an existing Internet appliance, such as a notebook computer, to access the service.
	www.rosser.com.au /_hideold/iburst.htm (386 words)

	iBurst in domain name squabble
		Modise Sikhosana, an iBurst reseller and owner of the domain name http://www.iburstlive.co.za/, said that iBurst is forcing him to transfer his domain name to them.
		Sikhosana said that while iBurst has offered him a maximum compensation amount of R 5000-00, this is nowhere close what he stands to lose in revenue if he loses his iBurst reselling domain name.
		iBurst confirmed that they are have asked for the domain name to be transferred to them, but disputes that they authorized the use of the iBurst name in the reseller URL.
	www.hellkom.co.za /articles/view.php?id=3239 (379 words)

	iBurst Wireless Card: ZDNet Australia: Reviews: Cool Gear: Wireless
		The iBurst service is ideal for the mobile professional, but like its 3G cousin, will have difficulty swaying the average consumer due to high access prices.
		What's more, iBurst's coverage is set to further surpass that of Unwired when the provider expands its service into Adelaide and Perth in the near future.
		Service prices vary depending on your ISP of choice (a full list of iBurst ISP partners can be found here), but like any wireless Internet service, the cost is likely to be too high for the average consumer to justify.
	www.zdnet.com.au /reviews/coolgear/wireless/soa/iBurst_Wireless_Card/0,139023505,139251016,00.htm (1744 words)

	iBurst Wireless Broadband Internet, Mobile internet & Wireless Internet.
		iBurst™ is a next generation of broadband service which provides communications at blazing speed totally wireless.
		iBurst™ is based on patented technology that gives Australians an access experience never before available - Assuming you are within the coverage area it will work in the office, at home, on the train, on the beach and everywhere in between!
		iBurst is a Wireless broadband internet service that is as mobile as your mobile phone.
	www.iroam.com.au (141 words)

	Mobile/Cellular Technology - PBBA iBurst Mobile Wireless Broadband Network, Australia
		The iBurst Personal Broadband System is a mobile wireless broadband network currently being deployed in various urban centres in Australia by a consortium called Personal Broadband Australia (PBBA), formerly CKW Wireless.
		The iBurst system works in conjunction with UTStarcom's Foreign Agent Control Node (FACN) to offer users uninterrupted access to their data applications as they move through the network by the use of advanced mobile IP signalling applications.
		One problem the iBurst service might have, is that due to their success so far, once the ACA does release the spectrum, the big Telecoms operators like Telstra and Optus will go all out to buy as much as they can to stop the iBurst service getting outside the capital cities.
	www.mobilecomms-technology.com /projects/i-burst (1699 words)

	Kyocera \| Products \| Wireless network systems \| iBurst System \| Advantage
		The iBurst system solves this paradox by offering the latest technology and the industry's top-ranking performance in a commercial product that can be installed today.
		In addition to range, coverage and capacity, the iBurst system is designed to facilitate operators on the network side as well.
		The iBurst system is pure IP, top to bottom, can leverage existing IP infrastructure ; and is compatible with all IP-based applications, services and content.
	global.kyocera.com /prdct/telecom/office/iburst/advantage.html (415 words)

	iBurst High Speed Mobile Wireless Internet Access > MTekk
		The iBurst service operates on 1.9GHz which is a privately own frequency space, and does not suffer the effects of 802.11 wireless which is basically classed as a junk frequency for devices such as Microwave Ovens/Medical Equipment etc. As the theory goes, the quieter and lower the frequency the further distance you will achieve.
		The other advantage of the iBurst is the use of special aerials, known as IntelliCell technology from ArrayComm, which though the use of fully adaptive smart antenna technology dynamically adjusts signal patterns to and from each subscriber, creating a “personal cell” for efficient delivery of voice or data services.
		As the iBurst frequency is privately owned, the equipment is a little on the expensive side, but as more people sign up the cost will come down, and the equipment is good quality, providing "Made in Japan" and an external aerial socket, on top the normal flip open built in aerial.
	www.mtekk.com.au /Articles/tabid/54/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/415/Default.aspx (1231 words)

	iBurst Mobile Broadband Internet Access : News : iBurst connects PE to Wireless Broadband
		“iBurst appeals to anyone who doesn’t want to wait endlessly for fixed-lines to be installed in their home or office before they can surf the Internet.
		Monthly fees for iBurst wireless connectivity are as affordable as R195 per month, are fixed and include no hidden costs.
		For further information regarding where iBurst can be purchased in Port Elizabeth or how iBurst modems can be delivered free to your door, the company’s call centre can be reached 24 hours a day either via telephone (0860 iBurst or 0860 927 457) or via email (sales@iburstgroup.co.za).
	www.iburst.co.za /default.aspx?link=new_latest_news&blogs=14 (323 words)

	My Broadband : iBurst
		iBurst has partnered with Hollard Insurance and Hollard Life to bring subscribers the option to safe guard their contract and hardware in the case...
		iBurst is complaining about rogue wireless operators which according to them degrade the radio spectrum.
		iBurst is continuing its aggressive rollout which started last year, with eleven new suburbs covered by the wireless provider.
	www.mybroadband.co.za /nephp/?m=browse&id=5 (251 words)

	Kyocera \| Products \| Wireless network systems \| iBurst System \| What is iBurst System?
		The reason is that the iBurst Broadband Wireless System was designed from the ground up to deliver wide-area broadband access based on viable economics -- an industry first.
		The iBurst system's smart antenna technology offers superior coverage and capacity, providing excellent initial network performance - including consistent 1 Mbps real-world user data transmission rates, quality coverage, and range comparable to cellular networks even in challenging urban environments.
		For the iBurst system, permission for use of frequencies is required in each country.
	global.kyocera.com /prdct/telecom/office/iburst/outline.html (304 words)

	Iburst by Secunda.co.za (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		With the iBurst system, users need not adapt their computing habits, applications or devices to match their access method of the moment.
		This is in stark contrast to previous wireless data approaches, where the access method forced the choice of a particular device (e.g., a cellular phone) and tailoring of applications and content specifically for that device.
		The iBurst system provides these operators with an additional means to derive returns on that investment.
	www.secunda.co.za /iburst/overview.asp (499 words)

	iBurst
		iBurst Technology iBurst technology is a wide-area mobile broadband technology offering a unique combination of high speed, wide range and high base station capacity.
		The iBurst network is able to provide data rates of up to 1 Mbps to each user with a maximum base station capacity of 20 Mbps.
		The data charges for iBurst based data are comparable to that charged for wired access such as ADSL.
	www.is.co.za /broadband/IS+Wireless+Broadband/iBurst.htm (312 words)

	::Third Generation Internet::
		The iBurst service provides you with continued high-speed connectivity to your corporate services or the Internet.
		As the services on the Internet expand to include all aspects of life, many are only at their full potential if they’re available as soon as your need arises.
		Because you can access information at any time with iBurst, you no longer need to plan ahead or guess what information to download to local storage to use later.
	www.3gi.co.za /iburst.asp (406 words)

	iBurst Wireless Broadband Rollout in South Africa Picking up Speed
		iBurst (http://www.iburstsouthafrica.co.za) now has over 10000 subscribers countrywide and is making providing a real cost effective option to Telkom.
		The iBurst Wireless Broadband facility operates at up to 1024k/s (1MB/s) and provides an excellent alternative to ADSL (http://www.rsaweb.co.za/adsl/adsl.php).
		iBurst is now targeting a rollout plan of at least 1 new base station per week, with the whole of Johannesburg to be covered by the end of April/May 2006.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2006/3/emw362045.htm (296 words)

	iBurst Mobile Broadband Internet Access : Profile : Our History
		As a dynamic fl-owned South African company, iBurst’s mission is to achieve shareholder objectives of becoming the favourite telecommunications company of all socioeconomic groups, while helping deliver a better quality of life to South Africans in particular and Africans in general.
		iBurst customers are currently benefiting from a recapitalization of the business following the acquisition in late 2005 of 40% of iBurst by a local consortium that includes Blue Label Investments, a privately-owned venture capital company with several years experience investing in the ICT sector.
		The company is recognized as a leading contributor to the betterment of people’s lives by steadfastly complying with the license conditions negotiated with the Independent Communications Authority of SA (ICASA) and focusing on the provision of broadband to previously disadvantaged communities.
	www.wbsmobile.co.za /default.aspx?link=profile_about (330 words)

	Wired News: Wi-Fi on Steroids Heads for U.S.
		The service, iBurst, is the brainchild of Marty Cooper, the inventor of the first cellular phone.
		IBurst is about 100 times faster than a cellular connection currently offered by cell-phone providers.
		People are having fun with iBurst, surfing the Internet while riding the bus across town and checking e-mail in an elevator to show off the system's capability, according to anecdotes shared by Cooper's company, ArrayComm.
	www.wired.com /news/business/0,1367,63081,00.html (736 words)

	iBurst Mobile Broadband Internet Access
		Most South Africans would be familiar with the stress of being shunted around a telephonic call centre with no hope of talking to a supervisor, let alone the head of customer care.
		Wireless broadband provider iBurst has opened a high-tech showroom at its Sandton head office in line with its desire for a greater retail presence.
		All contents copyright 2006 iBurst (Pty) Ltd. All rights reserved.
	www.iburst.co.za (175 words)

	Bright Ideas - iBurst
		The desktop modem can be connected to a single computer or to a network of computers and gives you the advantages of wireless mobility to all the benefits of a fixed broadband connection.
		The iBurst network provides quality at high speed both inside and outside buildings and across urban and suburban areas of all the major cities.
		Once the network rollout is completed IBurst will also be available to over 75% of the Australian population and 90% of businesses.
	www.brightideas.com.au /?e=395&p=iburst (301 words)

	iBurst FAQs
		Only iBurst recommended external antennas from a supplier approved by iBurst should be used.
		iBurst units should not be deep within houses or businesses, preferably place your device near a window with as clear a line to base stations as possible, so as not to cause connection problems.
		iBurst is based on PPPOE and default Windows MTU settings of 1500 can't be used, and should be adjusted, even if problems are not experienced.
	www.iburst.co.za /default.aspx?link=support_faqs (1790 words)

	iBurst commissions 100th station: Sci-Tech: News: News24
		"iBurst has already spent over R200m boosting coverage for the benefit of our 25 000 subscribers who are appreciating the increasing mobility of their wireless broadband solution," said Thami Mtshali, CEO of iBurst.
		iBurst plans to roll-out base stations at an average rate of two per week until it has covered 80% of the South African population by November 2007.
		This original launch target compares favourably with that of iBurst's Australian counterpart, which aims to eventually cover 75% of the Australian population.
	www.news24.com /News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_2016556,00.html (188 words)

	My Broadband :: iBurst : iBurst promises better communication with customers
		Recent problems related to the iBurst service had a few of their customers fuming, asking for improved communication from the broadband provider.
		MyADSL contacted iBurst regarding these customer concerns, and Ed Hall, Head of Customer Support at iBurst, was quick to give feedback on the problems that users were experiencing.
		Informing all iBurst customers about maintenance that needs to be carried out, anticipated downtime and other network performance issues is a priority to iBurst We need to improve our network status communication to all our customers and we will,” Hall said.
	www.mybroadband.co.za /nephp/?m=show&id=3578 (310 words)

	iBurst coverage expansion moving forward
		Delivering on its promise in February this year to improve its existing footprint, iBurst is expanding its coverage to Bloemfontein, Kimberley and Nelspruit.
		According to iBurst their service appeals to anyone who doesn't want to wait in endless anticipation for fixed-lines to be installed in their home or office before they can surf the Internet.
		iBurst currently serves almost 20 000 subscribers and is rapidly expanding coverage to towns and cities in Mpumalanga, the Free State, Northern Cape, Gauteng, Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.
	www.hellkom.co.za /articles/view.php?id=622 (270 words)

	iBurst's Press office on Bizcommunity
		iBurst, a mobile broadband solution which was launched late last year is now available at Hi-Fi Corporation, a national consumer electronics retailer.
		With iBurst, customers can get up to 1Mbps and can access up to 9GB per month depending on their service options.
		iBurst will be available at a reduced price during the piloting phase with the UTC price reduced from R2 100 to R1 600.
	www.biz-community.com /PressOffice/PressRelease.aspx?i=518&ai=6651 (429 words)

	What is iBurst
		The iBurst wireless signal is encoded so as to ensure the privacy and security of your data.
		Afrisys also integrates the iBurst signal onto existing networks so that your broadband signal can be made use of by all your users.
		In the event that you are a new user who wants to distribute to iBurst internet signal to multiple users, please consult Afrisys about this to find the best solution available.
	www.afrisys.co.za /iburst/index.html (590 words)

	What are the iBurst antenna options?
		Having just bought an iBurst wireless modem for $250, I'm reluctant to fork over another $215 for an antenna.
		If you found a 1.9GHz antenna you might possibly be able to use it (provided that it had a compatible connector and the correct impedance) however the combination would not be tested and approved, and might not comply with licencing and other regulations.
		Try moving your iBurst modem to different locations in the building, in the yard, even hoisting it up a ladder outside.
	www.pcuser.com.au /pcuser/hs2.nsf/lookup+1/F34DEAA945F84173CA2570560018FC08 (524 words)

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