NEC's Solutions for 3G Mobile Multimedia Services

NEC's Solutions for 3G Mobile Multimedia Services

NEC will demonstrate its flair for innovation at 3GSM World Congress 2003, exhibiting a range of technologically advanced mobile terminals, 3G infrastructure solutions, and mobile applications.

Inset is Mr Yoshiaki Ureshi, Assistant General Manager who is quoted below.

NEC has a significant presence at the Congress in 2003, with products and solutions on show at Stand B5 / B10, Hall 1. In addition, a representative from NEC Corporation will make a speech on Monday 17 February at 16.50 - 17.10 during one of the Conferences running concurrently with the exhibition.

In a speech entitled "NEC's solutions for 3G Mobile Multimedia Services", Mr Yoshiaki Ureshi, Assistant General Manager, International Mobile and Wireless Systems Division, NEC Corporation, will comment on NEC's experiences with technologies such as i-modeTM and 3G*, the transition to IP telephony, and the role of key mobile internet solutions.

NEC's mobile terminals
NEC will exhibit a range of stylish, sophisticated mobile terminals at 3GSM, many for the first time. The selection of models for the European market includes the 3G terminals supplied to '3', Europe's first 3G operator as well as the latest i-modeTM and WAP terminals. Visitors to the stand will be able to participate in exciting interactive demonstrations using a selection of NEC's newest terminals.

NEC's 3G infrastructure solutions
NEC has had great success worldwide with its range of 3G infrastructure products, including core networks and components of the radio access networks such as Radio Network Controllers (RNC's) and Node B's. Building on its significant expertise in Japan, NEC has developed its 3G infrastructure offering in Europe and is working with key European operators to provide 3G network solutions.

NEC's mobile Internet applications
NEC is using 3GSM to conduct demonstrations of its range of advanced mobile Internet applications, ranging from mobile Internet server software to solutions for mobile application contents right management. These applications have been very popular in the Japanese market and have already generated expressions of interest among the European operators and content providers.

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n a speech entitled "NEC's solutions for 3G Mobile Multimedia Services", Mr Yoshiaki Ureshi, Assistant General Manager, International Mobile and Wireless Systems Division, NEC Corporation, will comment on NEC's experiences with technologies such as i-modeTM and 3G*, the transition to IP telephony, and the role of key mobile internet solutions.