National telecommunications carrier
Telstra has announced a new portable satellite communication service that
will provide an ISDN connection almost anywhere on the planet.
Telstra MiniSat MultiMedia, which will be launched in Australia in
November, will provide standard ISDN rate of 64 kilobits per second from a
terminal weighing less than five kilograms and folds up to the size of a
laptop computer. An attached or cordless handset can be used for voice
calls.
According to Telstra, the service has been developed to allow high speed
Internet access, as well as video conferencing, and fax and voice
facilities, to be accessible from one portable terminal. The service is
targeted at roaming users for whom remote access to the Internet, an
intranet, and other facilities is necessary, such as people working in the
mining, oil and gas, construction, government and media sectors.
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