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• First high-power density solution based on digitally controlled DC-DC converters
• Quarter-brick format converter combines two Ericsson BMR453 series power modules to deliver exceptional power density and tightly controlled output voltages
• New Ericsson BMR453-0108/014 ideal for use in networking and data storage equipment

• First Lenovo ThinkPad tablet featuring Ericsson’s embedded HSPA Evolution mobile broadband module
• Offers download speeds of up to 21Mbps and upload speeds of up to 5.8Mbps
• Lenovo’s first business-focused Android ThinkPad tablet meets users’ demands for cloud services and anywhere, anytime connectivity

Got a great Android app? The Ericsson Application Awards give you and your team the opportunity to make a splash in the app industry, get an instant and impressive contact network and win EUR 15,000. Sound good? Read on…

• Voyager II DSNG solution and WatchPoint Content Management System recognized for innovation
• Enhances live event and multi-screen TV consumer experience
Open standard, flexible and scalable solutions meet the evolving needs of broadcasters and content owners

Telecom operators all over the world are to find out how Ericsson’s acquisition of solutions provider Telenor Connexion’s machine-to-machine (M2M) technology platform can help them break into the M2M business. The acquisition of the M2M platform assets has now been completed.

• 3G to be ready for the 14^th Pacific Games in New Caledonia in the South Pacific
• 28 sports, 22 countries and over 5000 athletes to participate in the Games, creating huge demand on telecommunications
• Beginning of a partnership between Ericsson and New Caledonian government

Current Analysis Principal Analyst on IP Services Infrastructure, Joe McGarvey, outlines operator challenges and solutions regarding user experience, OSS and BSS, and the Cloud. Interviewed at the TM Forum Management World event in Dublin, Ireland, he says one key element to success is bridging the separation between IT and network operations.

Australia’s largest electricity distributor builds wireless smart grid network. 4G wireless is set to be an integral part of Australia’s leading "smart grid" rollout after an agreement between Ericsson and Ausgrid, Australia’s largest energy distributor (formerly EnergyAustralia).

• Ericsson’s Voyager II gains traction across Asia
• Enables broadcasters to deliver next generation live event TV
• The most advanced, flexible and scalable news gathering product on the market