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   Date: 26th May 2010

Aztech selects giggle's power line communication ICs for its Gigabit Adapter

Singapore based Aztech Electronics has selected the Gigle Networks' GGL541 HomePlug AV semiconductor chipset and Mediaxtream technology for its gigabit powerline adapter. GGL541 delivers 1Gbps data rates over a home's existing AC powerlines using Gigle Networks' Mediaxtream technology, and simultaneously supports 200Mbps performance using industry-standard HomePlug AV technology. Aztech's HL280E adapter connects home gateways, game consoles, media players, PCs, IPTV set-top boxes and other devices in ultra-fast networks that stream highbandwidth. This adapter is said to be five times faster than networks using other powerline networking chipsets.

Setup is accomplished by simply plugging the adapter into a home's powerline wall socket, and requires no new wiring, cabling or special configuration software or installation expertise.

"As the leading brand for powerline devices, we are pleased to be the first in Asia to introduce a Gigabit powerline adapter that meets the demand for lightning-fast connections, multiple channel streaming and latency-free gaming," said Michael Mun, CEO & Chairman of Aztech Group. "With our expanded HomePlug service range, users can look forward to enhance their home networking and entertainment experience."

"We are very pleased to have collaborated with Aztech Electronics on Asia's first Gigabit
powerline solution that also supports the industry-standard HomePlug AV specifications," said Tom Foster, vice president of sales with Gigle Networks. "The combination of Gigle Networks' advanced technology with Aztech's solid reputation for quality and performance makes this a truly exciting solution for a wide array of consumer and service provider applications."

          
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