
Pocket@i Gphone, as NEC-i is branding the software, is SIP compliant and maintains an industry low of 50 milliseconds of software latency. Combined with VLI’s Gphone Buddy Server, NEC-i is able to offer a complete end-to-end solution for commercial customers looking to combine the best of handheld data communications with voice communications under the wireless environment. “As a leader in Windows CE.Net solutions, we believe VLI’s Gphone technology will further enhance the value of NEC-i handheld computing solutions for a wide range of markets such as retail where the Pocket@i is achieving traction,” said Mr. Owada, Group Manager of Product Planning, Web Terminal Division of NEC Infrontia.

Pocket Gphone and PC Gphone have been marketed for the past two years under VLI’s former name Gtony. Since 2000 there have been more than five million downloads of VLI’s VoIP client software for Windows Powered Pocket PC and Windows PCs.
“Gphone software on NEC-i’s Pocket@i device is a complete solution for a variety of vertical industries which value the convenience of a single wireless communications device,” said Bingwei Yao, President and CEO of VLI. “The small footprint, low latency, low bandwidth requirements, and SIP compliance of WinCE Gphone gives OEMs, VARs and integrators a tremendous opportunity to add voice as a differentiator to their Windows CE-based solutions using 802.11 and other wireless networks.”




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