JAST unveils the first Low-Profile Antenna for WorldSpace Satellite Radio Reception on cars and boatsJAST unveils the first Low-Profile Antenna for WorldSpace Satellite Radio Reception on cars and boats
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JAST is pleased to announce the launch of the first compact low-profile antenna for the reception of the WorldSpace Satellite Radio.
Available in two versions for car (WSMAC-1) and boat (WSMAB-1) installation, the World-Space Mobile Antenna ensures the reception of WorldSpace Satellite Radio content in extreme conditions and regardless of vehicle motion.
The antenna guarantees a very wide reception coverage within Afristar and Asiastar footprints. With an aesthetic design and a minimised aero-dynamic impact the antenna is perfectly suited all types of vehicles and boats. Compliant with the forthcoming "WorldSpace Mobile" receivers, the antenna is is also backward compatible with all existing receivers thanks to a small adapter usable with all existing receivers (Tongshi, AMI, BL, Hitachi,...).



About Worldspace, Inc.
WORLDSPACE® (Nasdaq: WRSP - News) is the world's only global media and entertainment company positioned to offer a satellite radio experience to consumers in more than 130 countries with five billion people, driving 300 million cars. WORLDSPACE delivers the latest tunes, trends and information from around the world and around the corner. WORLDSPACE subscribers benefit from a unique combination of local programming, original WORLDSPACE content and content from leading brands around the globe including the BBC, CNN, Virgin Radio UK, NDTV and RFI. WORLDSPACE's satellites cover two-thirds of the globe with six beams. Each beam is capable of delivering up to 80 channels of high quality digital audio and multimedia programming directly to WORLDSPACE Satellite Radios anytime and virtually anywhere in its coverage areas. WORLDSPACE is a pioneer of satellite-based digital radio services (DARS) and was instrumental in the development of the technology infrastructure used today by XM Satellite Radio. For more information, visit http://www.worldspace.com.
