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Ozmo Shows WiFi PAN Connectivity Is Not to Be PANned| Jun 8, 2010 | Mobile Device Silicon | Analyst: Ron Westfall Event SummaryJune 21, 2010 – Ozmo Devices, a provider of low-power WiFi personal area network (WiFi PAN) solutions, announced that it started sampling its OZMO2000 chip to select peripheral manufacturers. This is the first WiFi solution that could overcome the battery life, cost, and compatibility issues that have limited the broad adoption of WiFi for HID (human interface device) applications. The OZMO2000 is currently available for use in WiFi mouse, keyboard, and remote control designs. Furthermore, the solution is compatible with all WiFi-enabled notebooks and desktops that are compatible with Windows 7. Quick Take
Analytical Summary• Current Perspective: Positive on Ozmo Devices releasing its OZMO2000 product aimed at WiFi personal area networking (WiFi PAN) applications, because Ozmo positions the OZMO2000 product as a breakthrough WiFi solution that addresses the power consumption, compatibility, and economic challenges that have limited using WiFi for human interface device (HID) technologies such as mouse and keyboard peripherals. The partnerships with mouse maker Primax and keyboard maker NMB, Intel investment backing, and Microsoft and Intel compatibility give Ozmo the channel backing needed to potentially achieve a breakthrough in this area. CLIENTS ONLY Competitive Positives and ConcernsResponse & RecommendationsBuyer Actions| Client access - Full report in Mobile Device Silicon | More information |
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