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Date: 7th Jan 2010
Broadcom's Maestro software platform simplifies
its wireless connectivity
New InConcert Maestro software platform from Broadcom enabling
easy-to-use wireless applications to simplify the user experience
in PCs, smartphones, netbooks, TVs, set-top boxes and other
media devices.
InConcert Maestro platform by-passes the complexity of adding
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity with a unified framework
to provide Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity for easy application
development. This platform independent APIs work across
product segments (i.e. PCs, smartphones, media devices).
The InConcert Maestro platform eliminates the need to manually
choose, establish and manage the underlying wireless network.
This platform is designed to complement Broadcom's wireless
hardware portfolio to enable a transparent, turnkey solution
for consumer electronic devices.
The key features of the InConcert Maestro platform are,
Supports Bluetooth v3.0 + HS standard
Wi-Fi software for 802.11a/b/g/n network connectivity and
media streaming
Supports Wi-Fi Direct including peer discovery mechanisms
An open interface standard (OIS) enables innovation on top
of installed wireless functionality
Maestro on a PC enables the user to stream video directly
to a Maestro-enabled TV using a dedicated software application.
A Maestro-enabled PC and a Maestro-enabled mobile phone
can share files and play connected games while each device
is also used to browse the Internet.
Robert Rango, Senior Vice President & General Manager,
Broadcom's Wireless Connectivity Group said, "Two of
the most compelling trends in consumer electronics today
are the pervasive growth of wireless technologies and the
huge popularity of small, downloadable applications that
enhance and transform the user experience. Our new Maestro
technology is bringing these two trends together, making
it easier than ever to add Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to applications
that will change the way people share media, communicate
and interact with increasingly mobile devices."
Availability: Now, to its early access OEM partners
For more details visit www.broadcom.com
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