Inventel (Paris, France) has recently introduced several Linux-based gateway, router, and access point devices for the SOHO (small office / home office) and consumer markets, including the DW-B-200 wireless access point and the DVW-250 residential gateway for voice and data communications. This device profile briefly covers the functions of the Inventel products, their internal hardware and software, and why Linux was selected as their embedded operating system . . .

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