Centurion Wireless Technologies and Comworxx to Showcase Aftermarket Solutions
Centurion Wireless Technologies, Inc., a manufacturer of antennas for wireless communications and Comworxx, Inc., a provider of in-vehicle telematics systems, joined forces Mar. 18 to showcase a new automotive communications solutions at the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association's (CTIA) annual wireless expo.
Among the antennas Centurion will feature at its booth is the Internal Mercury Tri-band, the industry's first telematics antenna to combine cellular and PCS communications with GPS in a single form factor that can be concealed under the dash or rear package shelf . In turn, Comworxx is demonstrating Port-IT, the in-vehicle telematics system with voice-activated telephone dialing, turn-by-turn navigation, and hands-free personalized information access. Port-IT can be combined with a common Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) to offer even more advanced wireless-based information, productivity and convenience services, according to the company.
"The Mercury Tri-band offers automakers and the automotive aftermarket the solution they are clamoring to find with a high performance, low-profile antenna solution that minimizes the impact telematics systems have on a vehicle's aesthetic design," said Gary Kuck, president and CEO of Centurion. "We chose to invite Comworxx to help showcase the Mercury Tri-band because their innovative telematics system, in conjunction with our antenna, illustrates the full range of in-vehicle communications."
"Port-IT integrates every service needed to enable drivers with voice driven access to their favorite stocks, sports, news, infotainment content, hands-free dialing and much more, while exceeding the hands-off wireless legislation pending in most states," said Mike Jonas, president and CEO of Comworxx, Inc. "Centurion's products are an ideal companion to demonstrate the power of telematics that Port-IT enables and we are extremely pleased to be cooperating with them at the show."
To experience interactive telematics and satellite radio demonstrations featuring Centurion and Comworxx products, please stop by the Centurion Wireless Technologies booth (#4653). For more information please visit www.centurion.com or www.comworxx.com. About Centurion Wireless Technologies, Inc.
Centurion is a designer and manufacturer of antennas and power products for wireless communications. Centurion offers in-house custom design, tooling, mold fitting and production to provide a complete turnkey solution to fit any customer-specific need. With 80 design engineers in five design centers around the globe, Centurion has one of the largest R&D teams in the industry. About Comworxx, Inc.
Comworxx, Inc., headquartered in Sarasota, Fla., was founded in May 2000 to develop and deploy end-to-end location specific content and service solution for the aftermarket consumer, business and fleet customer. Comworxx's mission is to bridge the gap that exists between the telecommunications, computing and automotive industries by delivering a comprehensive telematics solution to the North American consumer. Comworxx provides mobile telematics services through its integrated systems.
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