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September 29 2005 at 03:24 PM
Barcelona, 29-September-2005 - Korean mobile handset manufacturer Innostream has selected an internal tri-band GSM antenna from Fractus, the fractal antenna technology
pioneer, for the Inno P10 slider phone which was released today.
The Inno P10 is a slim, high-end model including a 1.3 megapixel camera and MP3 player. The antenna operates over GSM 900/1800/1900 band frequencies.
The design of a slider phone creates interesting performance challenges for the antenna developer as it must maintain robust performance in both the closed and open (talk) positions.
Fractus was selected to provide the custom tri-band antenna for the Inno P10 following extensive competitive research by Innostream. After a series of field trials involving both passive and active tests, Innostream concluded that Fractus provided the strongest value equation for the development of its mobile phone.
“Korean handset manufacturers such as Innostream are fast establishing a growing international reputation for the high quality of their devices,” said Sam Chin, CEO, Fractus Korea. “The local team at Fractus Korea combines the international expertise of its engineers with a deep understanding of the needs of Korean manufacturers to deliver excellent local support through the complete handset production lifecycle. The P10 is a testament to the close work between Innostream and the team at Fractus Korea.”
Innostream, one of Korea’s top five mobile phone manufacturers, also uses Fractus dual-band GSM antennas in its Inno 50 and A10 mobile phones.