Olive Telecom adds Olive Nexus and Olive Genie to its convergence portfolio

Published on Jun 28, 2010

Olive Telecom has unveiled Olive Nexus, a unique pocket router; and Olive Genie, a broadband wireless access multi-purpose modem

Published on Mar 17, 2011

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In partnership with Tata Teleservices Limited, Olive Telecommunication, a leading Convergence Solutions Device Developer, has launched two innovative, futuristic and cutting-edge convergence devices under the Olive Convergence brand portfolio. The new products include the Olive Nexus V-R9, a travel router in-built with Lithium Ion battery, and Olive Genie V-ME150, a multi-purpose modem with a compact design.The Olive Nexus V-R9 comes in-built with Li-ion battery. The compact router allows total portability, with multiple connectivity options like EDGE, 3G, 3.5G, 1x, EVDO Modems or ADSL, Ethernet & WiMAX. The user gets a Wi-fi bubble which allows multi-users. The Olive Nexus is a future-ready router compatible for both EVDO and HSPA networks.The Olive Genie V-ME150 is a multi-purpose device equipped with a state-of-the-art mobile broadband access-enabled modem, a hi-capacity memory chip, FM, in-built dictaphone and a digital audio player with a memory capacity expanding up to 32 GB, making the device a delightful experience for today’s connected users.Speaking at the launch, Mr Arun Khanna, Chairman, Olive Telecommunication, said: "After the successful launch of India's first Hybrid Mobile Phone, we are extremely proud to launch the Olive Nexus and Olive Genie. These products promise to un-complicate and un-clutter the lives of our consumers and create a new benchmark in convergence products. We are also very proud to partner with an industry leader like Tata Teleservices Limited in an alliance that will strengthen the availability of our products in the relevant markets."Earlier this year, Olive Telecom has launched wide range of mobile phones that include OliveFrvrOn, India's first dual-power hybrid phone; OliveWIZ, India’s first triple-sim QWERTY keypad phone. (via: Olive Telecom) 

 

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