LightSquared Says Tests Show GPS Devices Work With Network
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Tests show that global-positioning devices from three makers won’t be disrupted by the wireless network proposed by Philip Falcone’s LightSquared, Chief Executive Officer Sanjiv Ahuja said.
Preliminary results from an Alcatel-Lucent lab demonstrate the GPS devices surpass performance standards, Ahuja said today at a news conference in Washington. The closely held companies supplying GPS devices for testing were Javad GNSS, PCTel and Partron, according to a LightSquared statement.