Because of these benefits, and the versatility of BGAN, it is used in numerous fields. One example is the many broadcasting corporations benefiting from the portability and superior performance of BGAN while in war zones, remote regions or even at sporting events. Quick data transfers and excellent picture quality allow news teams to transmit their stories more quickly, therefore making it possible to break the news sooner. Also, Oil and gas companies rely on BGAN to quickly and securely relay data back to their offices for analysis and consultation. The quick speeds of BGAN allow for a greater rate of exploration efficiency and greatly reduce your find-time in the fields.

Now Cobham SATCOM has introduced their latest BGAN terminal; the Explorer 710 BGAN. The Explorer 710 BGAN will support an amazing service for satellite broadcasters – delivering an expected streaming rate of about 650kbps with its full channel option for higher quality video news-gathering.
The Explorer 710 will be the smallest class 1 BGAN terminal, and the first to use the new BGAN HDR (Higher Data Rates) service platform from Inmarsat that is scheduled for commercial launch in Q3 2013. The Explorer 710 will also introduce advanced features including the ability to bond the signals from multiple terminals via Ethernet and achieve IP streaming rate of 1 Mbps or even higher. It also introduces a number of enhancements, including bonding and smartphone connectivity.
If you would like more details on the Explorer 710 BGAN you can view this product page here for pricing and specifications.