NETGEAR's technological innovation is an asset to Broadband Service Providers.

Win through innovation

Deliver consistently high value to your customers through NETGEAR's winning combination of innovation, fast time-to-market, reliability and ease-of-use. Some of our newest industry-leading devices include an all-in-one digital entertainment device that enables consumers to take control of all their digital media and a channel bonding cable modem that enables speeds over 1000 Mbps on an existing HFC network. Our dedicated R&D team is hard at work to bring you the next breakthrough.

Count on us for advanced technology

In 2006, NETGEAR delivered a number of breakthrough solutions for Service Providers and Carriers:

> In February, NETGEAR successfully completed TR-069 Interoperability Testing

> In March, our Embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapter achieved PacketCable 1.5 Certification From CableLabs.

> In May, NETGEAR was first to ship Draft 802.11n-Compliant Wireless-Enabled ADSL@+ Modem Router delivering speed, range, and flexibility to Home and SMB networks.

> In June, BigBand Networks and NETGEAR succeeded in channel bonding integration for faster broadband access.

> Also in June, NETGEAR launched 200 Mbps Powerline solution for high-definition video and gaming.

> In August, NETGEAR launched an "all in one" Integrated Voice Gateway with ADSL2+ Modem, Router, and Wireless Router with VoIP.

> In September, our new ADSL2+ Gateway with Integrated Voice achieved verification for remote management capabilities from Motive.

> In November, NETGEAR "all-in-one" Wireless Cable Voice Gateway achieved EuroPacketCable 1.0 and EuroDOCSIS 2.0 Certification from EuroCableLabs.

> In December, NETGEAR deployed TR-069 enabled ADSL2+ gateways with a Tier 1 European Service Provider.

> And the innovation continues. In March 2007, NETGEAR made IPTV practical with the introduction of the EVA8000 Digital Entertainer HD media receiver, which streams digital content over home networks to HDTVs.

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