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an innovative and integrated wireless network aimed at offering Triple Play services

Introduction AIR is a wireless network that can be used to offer Triple Play economically, i.e. with a typical pay-back time of 18 to 30 months 1) Introduction to the AIR System What is AIR? What can be offered via AIR? AIR is a wireless access network that combines global standards so that Voice over IP, broadband connections and digital TV can be offered in an ideal manner. It can operate in the frequency range between 2 GHz to 26 GHz and requires line-ofsight connections Each cell can cover an area with a radius of over 15 kilometers, i.e. an area of over 700 square kilometers at an ideal topography Operators can offer broadband Internet access, digital TV channels and Voice over IP telephony (and fax) services to their customers The system can transmit up to 148 TV channels or up to 1.3 Gbps downstream broadband speed if all of a maximum of 300 MHz downlink spectrum is used only for TV or only for broadband transmission 2) The 300 MHz downstream spectrum could e.g. be split to transmit both 612 Mbps downstream broadband speed and 80 digital TV channels 3) How good is the business opportunity? To roll-out and to operate an AIR system provides good business opportunities network investments are low and ongoing costs are low due to the possibility to maintain and operate the system remotely pay-back can be achieved within 18 to 30 months even in a sample small network with only two base stations if at least 5,000 subscribers at an ARPU of 20 Euro can be achieved 1) 18 months are possible if CPEs are not subsidized 2) The AIR system operates with a spectrum of up to 300 MHz down- and 300 MHz upstream 3) Or another combination of downstream speed and the number of TV channels 1

System Introduction Smart Architecture AIR is a stationary wireless access solution via which Voice over IP, broadband Internet access and TV services (Triple Play) can be offered Smart Architecture Voice over IP telephony Full ISDN features Analogue phones and fax machines can be used over 15 km Bi-directional broadband Internet access E.g. up to 612 Mbps downstream and 368 Mbps uplink speed* Broadcasting of e.g. 80 digital TV channels in DVD quality* Able to broadcast highdefinition TV *) With 296 MHz downstream spectrum, an AIR operator can e.g. offer 612 Mbps downstream broadband speed and 80 digital TV channels or chose to split up the spectrum differently. With additional 294.4 MHz uplink spectrum, up to 368 Mbps uplink speeds could be offered 2

System Introduction Smart Architecture The AIR system consists of a main station, of base stations (over 15 kilometer radius) and of standard end-user equipment Smart Architecture Base Station Equipment 1) End User Equipment World Wide Web Point-tomultipoint connection at 2-26 GHz (over 15 km radius possible) User outdoor unit Fiber optical or Point-to-point connection User indoor unit / DVB-T Receiver 2) Splitter Public Telephony Network Analogue or Digital TV and Radio Content PSTN Digital Encoder Main Station Receiver Multiplexers DOCSIS CMTS Internet WL modulator DVB-T modulator Control server Coding system Cable modem IP or analogue phones & fax 1) The AIR system can be transmitted via wireless networks, via cable networks or in a combination of wireless and cable access networks 2) A proprietary decoding chip needs to be used if AIR's coding system is used 3

System Introduction Smart Architecture Operators can offer full Triple Play bundles, VoIP + broadband bundles or separated service packages to their end users Smart Architecture Full Triple Play Voice and Internet only Triple Play in Multi-Apartment Houses TV Only 4

System Introduction Usable Frequencies AIR can be adapted to operate on any two frequencies (downstream and upstream) in the range of 2 26 GHz Capable to Use a Range of Frequencies AIR works on any two frequencies in the range 2 26 GHz AIR uses two frequencies in the range between 2 26 GHz The AIR system can operate on up to 300 MHz spectrum in the downstream and up to 300 MHz spectrum in the upstream frequency Tested frequencies are: Tested frequency ranges 5.4 6.4 GHz downstream and upstream 10.7 11.7 GHz downstream, possible also upstream 11.7-12.5 GHz downstream 17.1-17.3 GHz upstream Other frequencies can also be used by rebanding the system 5

System Introduction Spectrum Efficiency AIR provides higher broadband access speeds than competing technologies at distances above one kilometer from the base station Big capacity and big range Downlink Speed [in Mbps] AIR/Cable EuroDOCSIS 1.1 300 ADSL2+ (2.2 MHz) WiMAX (3.5 GHz, 2x3.5 MHz bandwidth) VDSL1 (12 MHz) VDSL2 (30 MHz) 250 200 150 100 50 51 Mbps / air channel of 8 MHz until approx. 3.5 km (QAM 256) 36 Mbps / air channel of 8 MHz over 15 km (QAM 64) 0 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 Reach 15,000 [in meter] 6

System Introduction Ideal Coverage AIR is ideal to cover vast areas with low population density, suburban areas, small to medium cities and even densely populated city centres Ideal Range & Coverage Areas with low population density The AIR system is ideal to cover vast areas with low population density as one base station can cover over 800 square kilometers at a radius of 15 kilometers and an ideal topography AIR is ideal to cover low or densely populated areas* Suburbs The AIR system is ideal to cover suburban areas if the base station is put on a surrounding hill or mast. Family houses can install outside antennas with line-of-sight connection to the base-station Small to medium cities The AIR system is very well suited to cover small to medium sized cities. Multi-appartment buildings can have line-of-sight connections via roof-top antenna *) line-of-sight connection required Large cities The AIR system can also be used to cover very densely populated areas up to skyscraper areas by placing AIR base stations on high buildings, on transmission masts or on surrounding hills 7

System Introduction Comparison to other Access Networks AIR compares favorably to other Triple Play ready access networks and can be rolled-out instead of these networks or as a complement to them Comparison to other Access Networks AIR WiMAX 802.16d DOCSIS via cable networks ADSL2+ VDSL2 FTTH IP bandwidth Triple Play Triple ready play ready Technical Future proof * Coverage Commercial Fast roll-out times Very dense city areas (e.g. city centres) Small / medium cities; suburbs Areas with low population density Low Capex intensity Equipment costs / subscriber** *) only if combined with DVB-T to a hybrid solution **) customer premises equipment and installation costs very well fulfilled / suited medium less well fulfilled / suited 8

System Introduction Service Offers Operators of an AIR network can offer attractive VoIP, bi-directional broadband Internet and digital TV bundles (Triple Play) to their customers Service Offers Voice Broadband Customers can use Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony with an IP phone or with standard analogue or ISDN phones and they can use traditional fax-machines The VoIP solution uses the SIP protocol, offering full ISDN features and a range of additional functionalities The broadband speed of commercial offers depends on the system configuration and on the number of users With 296 MHz downlink spectrum, an AIR operator can for example offer 612 Mbps downstream broadband speeds and 80 digital TV channels or up to 1.3 Gbps if no TV channels are being offered. With additional 294.4 MHz uplink spectrum, up to 368 Mbps uplink speeds could be offered If e.g. 612 Mbps downstream speeds are being offered, an AIR operator could for example guarantee a downstream speed of 4.9 Mbps to up to 2,500 users within one cell* If the entire spectrum is used for TV or for broadband emission only, then up to 148 TV channels or up to 1.3 Gbps downstream speed can be offered A program package of digital TV channels can be offered to clients. If e.g. 160 MHz spectrum is reserved for digital TV TV broadcasting, then 80 TV channels can be offered in DVD quality Operators can offer additional services such as pay-per-view or video on demand *) 612 Mbps shared downlink broadband speed / 2,500 users times an overbooking factor of 20 = 4.9 Mbps 9

System Introduction Service Offers AIR enables operators to offer a range of add-on services, including payper-view, video on demand, video surveillance or telemetry services Additional Service Offers Exemplary Value Added Services Offers Pay-per-View Video on Demand Video Surveillance Telemetry Technology DVB-T point-to-multipoint broadcasting IP streaming IP streaming or DVB-T IP streaming Application Premium content, e.g. blockbusters, adult entertainment,... Electronic billboards TV archive Personal video recording Site monitoring Road/Traffic monitoring Measuring the audience of TV channels Site monitoring 10

Benefits for fixed triple play operators Attractive Pay-back Periods Fixed triple play operators can achieve pay-back of their investments into AIR within 23 months in a sample calculation Attractive Pay-back Periods Key Assumptions* Cash flow [in mio. Euro] 1 0-1 -2-3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Cash flow proxy Pay-back time of only 23 months Peak-financing: 2.6 mio. Euro Cumulated cash flow proxy Months The sample calculation assumes 10,000 subscribers and an average ARPU of 24 Euro a very lean network with one main station and two base stations and fully subsidized customer equipment (cable modem, DVB-T settop-box and reception dish) as well as fully subsidized installation costs Ongoing network maintenance is very economic as both the main station and base stations can be managed remotely The calculation excludes possible payments for receiving and using frequencies as these differ from country to country Please contact us for an individualized return on investment calculation tailored to your situation and key assumptions *) Please contact us for an individualized return on investment calculation tailored to your situation and key assumptions 11

Business Opportunity Comparison of Required Investments To roll-out an AIR network costs only on average 350 Euro per subscriber, substantially less what is needed for competing technologies Comparison of Required investments per user Assumption Estimated cumulated investments per subscriber 36 months after launch [in Euro] 2.500 2.000 1.500 1.000 500 0 359 503 772 1,230 2,138 1.349 560 52 490 474 105 403 52 212 268 95 130 230 268 315 AIR ADSL2+ WiMAX* + DVB-T Infrastructure investment for Households passed Infrastructure investment and CPE for Households connected FTTN/xDSL FTTH Network installation costs The assumptions for the most important positions which we have included per technology are: ADSL2+: DSLAMs, switches, routers and set-top-box WiMAX/DVB-T: CPEs, base station equipment, point-topoint radio link backhaul, network management system, one DVB-T MUX and DVB-T transmitter FTTN/VDSL2: as ADSL2+, in additional external power FTTH: OLT and ONT**, additionally 25 meters distribution fiber per household passed, and 80 meters per household connected Source: Globtel, Arthur D. Little analysis *) At 5 GHz with 5 MHz bandwidth **) OLT: Optimal line Terminal, ONT: Optimal network termination 12

Alternative operators, cable operators, fixed incumbents as well as mobile operators and non-telcos companies should consider to roll-out AIR AIR: Types of Operators that should adopt AIR Alternative operators and ISPs should consider to roll-out AIR in order to offer attractive Triple Play services and to become independent from the incumbent AIR is an ideal solution for cable operators wishing to be able to offer Triple Play bundles expanding the geographic reach of their cable networks Fixed incumbents should consider to roll-out AIR in order to expand the reach of their current Triple Play ready networks Mobile operators may consider to roll-out AIR as a means to offer Quadruple Play bundles (stationary Triple Play plus mobile) Non-telecommunications companies should consider to roll-out AIR in order to grasp an attractive business opportunity and to potentially re-use owned spectrum and existing infrastructure 13

Globtel Company Introduction Company Contacts Please visit our homepage for more information or contact us to discuss potential projects such as setting-up a test network Thank you very much for your attention! We invite you to contact us, to visit our homepage or to visit us in Slovenia to see our AIR system working. Please feel free to contact us for any further information: Main sales contact: Mitja Mihelič, mitja.mihelic@air-tv.net Andrej Jarc, andrej.jarc@air-tv.net, mobile: +386 40 41 72 41 www.air-tv.net, general e-mail: info@air-tv.net Globtel d.o.o. Panonska ulca 30 SI-2000 Maribor, Slovenia 14