BW: Startup AbsoluteValue Systems Announces World's First Wireless LAN System Developers' Kit | Linux Today

BW: Startup AbsoluteValue Systems Announces World’s First Wireless LAN System Developers’ Kit

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Jun 26, 2000

“AbsoluteValue Systems, the developers of linux-wlan, the
leading Linux Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) driver package, is
announcing today the AVS Wireless LAN System Developers Kit. The
development kit is a complete package of software, hardware,
documentation and source code that allows developers to implement a
WLAN system in very little time. AbsoluteValue Systems is also
offering support packages with the kit for those needing assistance
in completing their designs.”

“This kit is ideal for WLAN product companies trying to
implement Access Points, for developers of Internet appliances or
other embedded systems trying to add wireless to their application,
or for researchers doing wireless experimentation,” said Brian
Mathews, Vice President of Marketing at AbsoluteValue Systems and
previously the founder of the PRISM product line at Intersil. “All
WLAN products have the same foundational elements. We provide that
foundation, complete with source code, so the developer can focus
on value-added differentiating features. The kit is really a
‘platform for innovation’.”

“The scalability of Linux is the key,” said Mark Mathews, Chief
Technical Officer of AbsoluteValue Systems. “We develop
software under Linux which can be easily ported to any target, from
high-end workstations all the way down to tiny embedded single
board computers like the one included in our WLAN Developers Kit,
allowing us to leverage a single effort into many
solutions.


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