The Sierra Wireless MP200 is far and away the market leader for rugged, vehicle-mounted CDPD modems, with a large, loyal MP200 customer base in the public safety and utility markets. Sierra Wireless plans to work closely with these customers and their solution providers to provide an elegant migration path to next generation wireless technologies and MP series products.
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