TCL, T-Mobile and 5G RedCap
New TCL Dongle Connects Your Devices to T-Mobile 5G Network
TCL announced the LINKPORT IK511 this week, the company’s first swing at a 5G RedCap device. If you didn’t know about 5G RedCap (otherwise known as 5G Reduced Capability), it’s designed for IoT devices that don’t need the full power of what 5G can deliver.
Cumulative revenues from RedCap IoT modules will hit $1.2 billion over five years, says ABI Research – but only really rocket when prices fall and eRedCap arrives.
Both T-Mobile and AT&T have plans to release their first devices soon that run on RedCap, a 5G specification that is tooled ...
TCL, a pioneer in display across feature-rich smartphones, tablets, and connected devices, today announced the arrival of the ...
T-Mobile US collaborated with consumer electronics manufacturer TCL on the 5G RedCap USB-C dongle T-Mobile US has launched TCL LINKPORT IK511, a 5G RedCap USB-C dongle, in collaboration with consumer ...
The TCL Linkport IK511 enables devices like laptops and tablets to access T-Mobile’s latest standalone 5G (5G SA) milestone — ...
G is poised to transform networking over the next five years. Here’s more on its growth trajectory and impact on different ...
TCL’s LINKPORT IK511 is out now. The new device lets laptops and tablets connect to T-Mobile’s 5G network, and feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon X35 5G Modem-RF System. The device promises faster and more ...
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