orphan as no other articles link to it . please introduce links to this page from related articles ; try the find link tool for suggestions . february 2014 com one group type public industry computer networks founded 1987 headquarters cestas gironde france key people jacques saubade pres. products network hardware number of employees 100 website www.com one.biz com one group listed in the paris and stuttgart stock exchanges from 1992 to 2005 was a manufacturer best known for its computer network adapters . the company was co founded in 1987 by jacques saubade and michel petit and was headquartered in france . the name comes from the company s focus on modems serial com port was named com1 . contents 1 history 2 products brands 3 references 4 external links history edit 1987 the company started building analog pstn modems . 1990 company produces pcmcia modems . mid 1990 the company focus on making multi function pc card communication adapters pstn gsm data over gsm then 3in1 pstn gsm isdn then 4in1 pstn gsm isdn ethernet . 2000 group activities mobile computing high speed data transmission devices for wire & wireless pstn isdn lan ethernet gsm gprs adsl . industrial modules same as below video security internet appliances hardware non pc internet terminals . brand atmax max most of the mobile products were sold as oem provider for other companies toshiba france and spain sony ite europe ibm apple europe rfi germany anycom ... 2001 some employees of the industrial modules department leave to create telecom design 1 2003 video security department sold to the company atral 2 2005 com one group closed . the brand was bought by baracoda company to focus it on bluetooth end user products . 2007 com one launched hardwares to listen internet radios over wi fi . 2008 the web sites www.com1.fr and com one.biz are closed and the brand seems off . products brands edit bluetooths adapters usb pcmcia . bluetooths gateways pstn modems isdn . internet appliances hardware non pc internet terminals . brands max 3 neomax . isdns adapters serial usb pcmcia . local area network interface cards pcmcia . modems pstn serial usb pcmcia . video security viewcom products range remote video surveillance products with digital video recorder . used for example by the web site viewsurf.com 4 in the 2000s decade . wireless access points adapters and connectivity products internet radio hardwares ove wi fi the com one phoenix 5 and the orange liveradio 6 . 7 references edit telecom design homepage . telecom design.com . atral homepage . atral.fr . max terminal review . 2001 viewsurf homepage . viewsurf.com . gadgetscommentinsharecom one phoenix wifi ip radio review . 2007 orange liveradio review 2008 liveradio orange uk external links edit 2002 com one s archived web site . 2005 mirror web site . 2006 official homepage . french only . phoenix wi fi radio s configuration portal . . orange liveradio s website . . phoenix wi fi radio unofficial support . retrieved from https en.wikipedia.org w index.php title com one group & oldid 738627811 categories computer hardware companieshidden categories attempted de orphan from february 2014all orphaned articles navigation menu personal tools not logged intalkcontributionscreate accountlog in namespaces article talk variants views read edit view history more search navigation main pagecontentsfeatured contentcurrent eventsrandom articledonate to wikipediawikipedia store interaction helpabout wikipediacommunity portalrecent changescontact page tools what links hererelated changesupload filespecial pagespermanent linkpage informationwikidata itemcite this page print export create a bookdownload as pdfprintable version languages add links this page was last modified on 10 september 2016 at 03 53 . text is available under the creative commons attribution sharealike license ; additional terms may apply . by using this site you agree to the terms of use and privacy policy . wikipedia is a registered trademark of the wikimedia foundation inc. a non profit organization . privacy policy about wikipedia disclaimers contact wikipedia developers cookie statement mobile view