Tech Firm Announces 5G Wireless Networking

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 13, 2009 -- At a business meeting today, Nathan Parker, President/CEO of Mallard Computer, Inc., unveiled plans to roll out 5G wireless networking. Known as Mallard Wi-Net® and based on a device the company patented last summer, this new technology would allow consumers to access broadband Internet anytime, anywhere, for anyone.

“We realize the limitations of current 3G wireless networks”, the eighteen-year old executive discussed in the meeting. “And 4G’s taking its time to debut. Since we were able to patent new technology before the rest of the tech firms even had a chance to embrace 4G, we believe that we can successfully roll out 5G before 4G can even get a firm foundation. Our technology has already received clearance from the FCC, and since it would require much less network-level upgrading, we clearly see it as the future to broadband for everyone. The only question is will we deliver it this year or next? Once we get enough marketing interest together we’re ready to deliver. That’s about the only thing that’s holding us up right now.”

As for the technical side of things, Parker didn’t clearly comment on how the device would function. “We’ll probably discuss a little more details prior to the public release of the device, but we’re not wanting to spoil any surprises just yet. I will say it’s brilliantly innovated and makes even devices such as MiFi pale in comparison.”

Mallard Computer, Inc., is a 500 share stock privately held corporation whose executive offices are located conveniently near downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mallard’s CEO can be reached by writing to the publication address below, or by emailing him at nparker@mallardcomputer.com. You can find out more about Mallard by visiting the company’s website at http://mallardcomputer.com.

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