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Weekly UpdatesUSURF America, Inc. (AMEX: UAX), Baton Rouge, La., a provider of Fixed-Wireless Internet access products, is offering to license its proprietary "Quick-Cell" wireless Internet access system to the thousands of Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs), independent and other telcos, DSL providers and Internet service providers. The price of a turnkey Quick-Cell system starts at $11,980.
The Quick-Cell system, which requires no FCC license and can be launched in less than 48 hours and expanded to cover cities of any size, enables Internet access providers to immediately offer home and business customers always-on wireless "DSL" and "T-1" (broadband) Internet access at extremely competitive rates.
"I believe it is prudent for all new and existing Internet service providers to quickly explore and implement this new and exciting technology, to get in on the wireless Internet access revolution now," said Drew A. Hart, USURF America's Executive V.P. for Technolgy. "USURF America's Quick-Cell technology is extremely affordable and immensely valuable in the emerging high-speed Internet access segment," Mr. Hart concluded.
For information about USURF America visit its Web site at www.usurf.com.
About USURF America
In Quick-Cell, USURF America has developed one of the most flexible fixed-wireless Internet access delivery solutions on the market, one which operates in unlicensed spectrum and can be easily and inexpensively deployed, often in a matter of hours. Quick-Cell's bandwidth speed is scalable, up to and including T1-line (1.544Mb/s) equivalent, and bandwidth usage by customers can be monitored and controlled from a single location with USURF America's proprietary software. Quick-Cell service also has so-called voice over Internet (VOIP) capability. With the Quick-Cell system, no telephone or other wall jack connection is necessary to connect to the Internet over the so-called last mile.
Quick-Cells can help CLECs and telcos meet the demand from customers who presently are unable to get DSL and other high-speed Internet access services.
For more information, call 805/493-9273.
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