...small, light, highly portable satellite broadband terminals has never been greater—Thuraya is highlighting its sleek, convenient Thuraya IP at Satellite 2012, from March 12 to 15 in Washington, DC. Maintaining 60 percent market share of the satellite handheld market in its coverage area, Thuraya has also been first worldwide in providing the smallest satellite voice handheld, the first dual mode—satellite and GSM—handheld, and the most rugged satellite handheld. At just half the size of a laptop, the Thuraya IP is also the smallest, most portable and most powerful satellite data terminal, delivering an ideal 384 kbps streaming and 444 kbps standard IP. Leading companies in major sectors have been adopting the Thuraya IP for its convenient size and speed.
At the exhibition, Thuraya is also presenting the XT-DUAL, the latest-generation dual mode handheld, which switches seamlessly between ground networks and Thuraya’s satellite system wherever and whenever needed. Also on show at Satellite 2012 are Thuraya’s MarineComms solutions—perfect for everything from freighters to luxury yachts— and Thuraya NettedComms for emergency communications, bringing connectivity to places and at times when nothing else works. The full suite of voice products, Thuraya IP, and other specialized solutions demonstrate Thuraya’s leading position in the MSS market. From reporters in conflict zones to relief workers bringing aid to areas devastated by natural disasters, Thuraya’s mobile satellite communication solutions offer the assurance of cost-effective and reliable connectivity anywhere, at any time.Thuraya company information link.