Motorola Mobility has launched the Motorola VAP2400 video bridge solution, a wireless access device capable of transmitting high-quality video content over Wi-Fi spectrum throughout the home. The VAP2400’s design enables wireless home networks to deliver a full range of video services and applications without having to run wires through the home.

Key features of the Motorola VAP2400 include:

  • Next generation IPTV video bridge solution, first true beamforming 4×4 solution
  • Support for multiple HD and SD streaming in the home at high data rate and larger home coverage (multiple concurrent HD streaming supported through multiple walls)
  • Carrier grade solution that offers low latency and near zero packet loss
  • Seamless setup with auto-detection and auto-provisioning capabilities, so it can be self installed
  • Support for TR-069 remote management
  • High quality wireless alternative to wireline solutions such as Ethernet, PLC, MoCA, HPNA

The Motorola VAP2400 is expected to be available for delivery globally from Q3 2011.

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