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GigaFast announces the smallest HomePlug AV and IEEE1901 PLC Ethernet Bridge on the market using Broadcom's new BCM60321 chipset at the 2011 China Sourcing Fair in Hong Kong

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Oct 13, 2011, 15:54 0

GigaFast E Ltd, a OEM/ODM manufacturer of HomePlug power line communications (PLC) equipment, has launched a new HomePlug AV 200Mbps nano Ethernet Bridge (PN928-EB) at the China Sourcing Fair in Hong Kong today.

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