Products and Services
Gigaset creates numerous products for home and small office use:
- Corded phones: The company sells their analog phones by the brand "euroset".
- Cordless phones: Specializing in DECT technology, Gigaset offers a wide variety of wireless phones (900Mhz, 2.4Ghz and DECT), and ISDN phones.
- VoIP phones: A variety of cordless (DECT) VoIP products are available. Certain products offer free calls using gigaset.net SIP network.
- Broadband products: Gigaset offers ADSL modems, home gateways, Wireless LAN routers, access points and wireless accessories. Prior to Gigaset brand, the company launched modems with the SpeedStream brand, such as the obsolete 4200 modem.
- Home Media: Gigaset offers several digital TV receivers divided in three categories: Satellite TV receivers, Terrestrial TV receivers and Cable TV receivers.
- Network management software: Gigaset created NetGuru, a software platform that helps users set-up and manage home networks. The tool targets operators and ISPs, as well as consumers.
- WiMAX: Gigaset also makes WiMAX CPEs. This line of products range from WiMAX express cards for new notebooks such as the SE68, to full blown WiMAX gateways with integrated wi-fi technology and FXS port for VoIP, such as the SX682. Gigaset works with 802.16d and 802.16e standards.
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