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KVH Introduces TracPhone® LTE-1 for Offshore Internet Access

June 17, 2021   Canada, International News, National

KVH Industries, Inc., has introduced the TracPhone® LTE-1 Global marine communications system designed to provide recreational boaters and commercial mariners in more than 150 countries with Internet access up to 20 miles offshore. The system utilizes LTE Advanced (LTE-A) cellular network technology, which is faster than regular 4G LTE, and builds on KVH’s award-winning U.S.-only TracPhone LTE-1, which was introduced in 2018. >click to read< 20:26

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