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ApaceWave Unveils APW2050 Mobile WiMAX SoC 
TMCnet | Thu, May 28
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According to the company, the new APW2050 backs all 802.16e mobile WiMAX Wave 2 features, including MIMO Matrix A & B (News - Alert), and Beam Forming. Designed using a 65nm process in a 9x9 mm package, new APW2050 supports advanced release-1.5 DL/UL ...
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