Fujitsu uses Lattice wireless connector technology to simplify the next generation of tablets

     Lattice Semiconductor has announced that its SiBEAM SnapM technology will be integrated into Fujitsu's next-generation Q508 tablet. The Q508 will be the first tablet to support USB3.1 data transfer wirelessly with 5Gbps, "said Susumu Nikawa, Chief Technology Officer, Fujitsu Client Computing, Inc." SiBEAM Snap technology optimizes the performance of battery-powered applications and provides seamless, ultra-fast wireless data connectivity. Making it the ideal solution for Fujitsu tablets. SiBEAM Snap technology enables us to achieve more reliable product design.

     This latest successful customer design is further proof that Lattice's SiBEAMSnap wireless connector technology offers unique data transfer benefits for a variety of high-volume mobile applications, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. The high-volume, mass-production-proven solutions can also be extended to a wider range of applications in consumer and industrial markets, driving innovation in network edge interconnect devices in areas such as smart homes and smart factories.

     C.h. hee, Senior Director of Marketing at the company, said: "SiBEAMSnap technology completely replaces general-purpose connectors such as USB while ensuring high-bandwidth wireless data transmission, enabling truly connectionless devices. We are excited to see the increasing adoption of SiBEAMSnap products in mobile applications and look forward to wider adoption in more areas that require low-power, reliable, high-speed wireless data transmission."