Whitespace Technology Brochure
Using vacant TV frequencies to provide broadband connectivity. For rural AmericansThis means affordable broadband is coming now to communities with no need to build unsightly towers, cut down trees or alter the natural landscape. Super Wi-Fi is what the FCC is calling the expanse of broadcast frequencies that have just become available for wireless communications. Faster, more robust and more readily available than traditional Wi-Fi, the new spectrum is located in the vast amount of unused TV channels, also known as white spaces.
XGnet VoIP can turn a standard Internet connection into a way to place free phone calls. The practical upshot of this is that you're bypassing the phone company (and its charges) entirely.
- SPEEDS TO 16 MB
- OBSTACLE PENETRATION
- NO TOWERS
- HEAVY TREES OK
- DENSE FOLIAGE OK
- USES TV CHANNELS
- INTERNET ACCESS
- INTERNET TV
- INTERNET PHONE
- SCADA COMMUNICATIONS
- OIL & GAS MONITORING
Now, you do not have to move to the city to get affordable high-speed Internet. Using the latest Whitespace cognitive radio design which offers reliability and all the speed you need. Whether it is a rural housing development, business park, small town or an entire county, XGnet Broadband can reach areas that cables (or hard wires) and conventional WiFi cannot. No more excuses for trees, hills or the need for expensive towers.
XGnet Rural Broadband & Telephone leads the wireless broadband industry as a premier providor of high-performance whitespace cognitive radio equipment that allows rural communities and businesses to communicate without boundaries. XGnet's optimum cost effectiveness, premium quality and responsive support have attracted a growing and devoted following. Our experienced management and technical team is driving the vision of "Communicate without Boundaries". With our combined experience in Telephone, Networking, Microwave, WiFi and Computer Technology our ability to deliver this cutting-edge technology called Whitespace gives us the competitive advantage in Rural America.