Managing Director, Danisat Communications, Mr. Aigbo Emigbuan, informed that his firm would be showcasing the newly introduced Thuraya Generation II Satellite phone models S0 2510 and SG 2520 at the 7th edition of WAFRITEL billed to hold June 5-7 2007, at the Expo Hall, Eko Hotel and Suites.
He also said that the new phones which have been described as the smallest -SO 2510 and SG 2520 satellite phones in the world come with superior Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation capabilities.
In addition, he said that it has General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) for Internet mobility, camera and video with high memory capabilities, Global System for Mobile (GSM) Tri-band including Universal Serial Bus (USB) connectivity, Java-enabled for third party Java applications and several other superior features than any other satellite-based mobile communications product.
Mr. Emigbuan, noted that the superior technological advancement of the phones also places it as the “most advanced in satellite phone design technology.”
Equally, he said the phones were specifically re-designed and modernized to be smaller, sleeker and sturdier to ensure it meets the growing demands for portable satellite mobile phones especially in Nigeria where slim phones have began to emerge since the introduction of GSM over six years ago.
“With the Thuraya satellite phones, subscribers can initiate and or receive calls from anywhere in Nigeria as well as more than 110 countries where Thuraya operates with the guarantee for better reception and higher call success rate,” he said.
Mr. Emigbuan emphasised that this success rate is based on satellite technology with Global Positioning System, a technology that offers subscribers the ability to determine their exact location and the phone, just as it is compatible with GSM phones.
He, therefore enjoined all visitors to WAFRITEL-07, to visit Danisat stand at the Expo Centre of Eko Hotel throughout the exhibition to experience the latest in satellite mobile telephony on display, as he further described Thuraya phones “as one that covers a third of the globe and yet fits conveniently into everyone’s pocket.”
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