Broadcom offers VoIP router with 3G support

Broadcom Corporation has revealed its new Intensi-fi XLR wireless LAN VoIP router system-on-a-chip platform. The new WLAN VoIP SOC solution includes new 3G wireless support.

Broadcom's offering is targetting consumers looking to run VoIP over their wireless router for cost savings. Paying just broadband costs and not a telephone bill, consumers can use the Broadcom WLAN to even upgrade their home calling with all the benefits of VoIP like mulitple lines, conference calling and caller ID. 

By adding 3G functionality to the WLAN devices using an USB interface, users will be able to get broadband services in areas that don't have wireline Internet services. The 3G USB modem enables consumers to use their cellular network to create an instant WiFi hotspot for Internet and VoIP services.

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