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Gold Apollo Corporation Limited

Industry	Wireless Paging System
Founded	New Taipei City, Taiwan October 1995 (1995-10)
Founder	Hsu Ching-Kuang
Headquarters	New Taipei City , Taiwan
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Hsu Ching-Kuang, Chen Chin-Tung, Chang Tsung-Hsing, Wen Chien-Ching, Li Shu-Ling
Products	Alphanumeric Pagers Restaurant Paging System In-house Wireless Application, Transmitting Control
Revenue	US$5 Million - US$10 Million [1]
Owner	Hsu Ching-Kuang
Number of employees	40

Gold Apollo Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer specializing in wireless paging systems.

Overview

Founded by Mr. Hsu Ching-Kuang in October 1995. Gold Apollo is a company producing POCSAG/ FLEX (protocol) pagers. At beginning of funding, Gold Apollo produced only numeric pagers and focused on the domestic market. In the late 1990s, Gold Apollo developed a whole new alphanumeric pager and started aiming worldwide markets. In order to fulfill international requirements. The company expanded their product-line such as RF transmitters, receivers and wireless LED displays. Recently, the company focuses on using these RF products for different applications in hospitals, restaurants and other facilities.^{[ citation needed]}

Products

• Receiver
• Transmitter
• In-House System
• Telemetry Control

Market distribution

• Asia Pacific: Australia, Bengal, India, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan
• Middle East: Iran, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E.
• North America: United States
• Europe: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, Ukraine
• D/A/CH: Germany, Switzerland, Austria ... Distributor HMK Telekommunikation GmbH
• South America: Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Venezuela^{[ citation needed]}

Research and development

• 2014 Automatic programming POCSAG Transmitter, TE-505NA, TE-505RA
• 2013:Wireless Nurse Call System, Wireless Emergency Call System, Table Call System, School Alarm System, All-in-One System A07TCP
• 2010 8-line alphanumeric pager, VP-101PRO, LCM, IC, other key components
• 2009 Alphanumeric paper ALA29, VP-300
• 2008 Tone only pager ALA06 and ALA27, ALA28 charger
• 2007 Gigantic rechargeable pager TA-100
• 2006 Updated voice pager as VP-200 and VP-500
• 2005 New model voice pager VP-100 and TE-210
• 2004 Water resistant alphanumeric pager ALA27, ALA28 and transmitter TX-125
• 2003 Advanced model alphanumeric pager ALA25, ALA26,transmitter TE-205,numeric LED display LDN3

numeric pager ALA01 and tone only pager ALA05

• 2002 Launched the first transmitter TE-100 and walkie-talkie GP-100
• 2001 New updated for walkie-talkie FRS-300 and released AP-901
• 2000 New updated for AP-924 and AP-303/305
• 1999 First walkie-talkie FRS-200 and vertical numeric pager AP-901
• 1998 First alpha pager AP-800 and AP-302/502/300
• 1997 New numeric pager AP-500/202/301 with radio function
• 1996 Released first numeric pager AP-100/200
• 1995 Gold Apollo established^{[ citation needed]}

Further reading

History of Pagers and Beepers

References