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Corinex Communications and Texas Instruments Deliver Next Generation 200Mbps+ Powerline Residential Gateway Solution First 200 Mbps Powerline ADSL2+ Residential Gateway for IPTV Distributes Several Simultaneous Streams of Any Video Format To and Throughout the Home DALLAS (Mar. 6, 2006) – Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE:TXN) (TI), the leading provider of digital signal processing solutions, today announced Corinex Communications (Corinex) will integrate TI’s AR7 ADSL2+ with Corinex Powerline technology in a single residential gateway (RG). The Corinex ADSL2+ AV200 Powerline Gateway will be the first to combine TI’s ADSL2+ and Wireless G++TM technology with 200Mbps Powerline technology to deliver the speed and quality of service required to distribute up to nine simultaneous streams of video throughout the home, including High Definition (HD) and all other video formats. A major challenge for service providers in delivering IPTV has been in distributing signals from the customer’s DSL modem to the Set Top Boxes (STB) in other rooms of the home. The Corinex ADSL2+ AV200 Powerline Gateway G, based on TI’s advanced signal processing and DSL technology, distributes flawless video content throughout an entire home over existing electrical wires. “Corinex’s AV200 Powerline technology has been selected by operators such as Telefónica of Spain and is currently in deployments, tests and field trials with over 40 operators worldwide for IPTV over Powerlines,” said Dr. Peter Sobotka, Corinex CEO and Chairman of Corinex Communications and Texas Instruments Deliver Page 2 Next Generation 200Mbps+ Powerline Residential Gateway Solution the Digital Home Standardization for the Universal Powerline Association. “We see substantial interest for this Gateway based on Universal Powerline Association (UPA) Plug Tested technology.” Corinex’s triple-play RG greatly simplifies the installation time and costs for both consumers and operators. The Gateway is the industry’s first box that manages both the interface to the operators network and the 802.11 wireless terminations in the home, in addition to distributing the video traffic throughout the home over electrical wires. “TI’s AR7 ADSL2+ technology integrated with Corinex’s AV200 Powerline technology enables service providers to leverage the two field-proven solutions to quickly rollout their IPTV services,” said Kurt Eckles, director of marketing for TI’s Residential Gateway and Embedded Systems group. “As computing, communications and entertainment become further intertwined, TI continues to work closely with innovative partners to deliver the next generation of Residential Gateway solutions for the digitally connected home.”
The Corinex ADSL2+ AV200 Powerline Gateway G (CXA-AV200-RTG) is available now for testing with general availability in April. Corinex and TI will showcase the Gateway at CeBIT at Corinex’s booth in Hall 14, Stand H13. About Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Incorporated provides innovative DSP and analog technologies to meet our customers' real world signal processing requirements. In addition to Semiconductor, the company's businesses include Sensors & Controls, and Educational & Productivity Solutions. TI is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and has manufacturing, design or sales operations in more than 25 countries.
Texas Instruments is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol TXN. More information is located on the World Wide Web at www.ti.com.
About the UPA The Universal Powerline Association (UPA) is an International not-for-profit trade association working to promote global standards and regulations in the fast developing powerline communications market. The UPA aims to catalyse the growth of PLC/BPL technology by delivering UPA certified products that comply with these specified standards and regulations. All products and applications designed around UPA guidelines will communicate, from simple coexistence to full interoperability. The UPA provides all PLC/BPL players the opportunity to respond to key customer expectations with open standards, based on interoperability, security and coexistence and supported by exclusive and independent certifications, the only global guarantee of quality and confidence for high-speed power line technology available today. Trademarks Trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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