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Falling WiMax Chipset Prices Spell Good News For Adoption Rates
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The WiMAX chipset market is advancing quickly. There are solid two-chip designs consisting of a single-chip baseband IC and a single-chip RF IC that are bringing power consumption down. Beceem, GCT Semiconductor, and Sequans have single-chip designs that include both the baseband and RF. Most importantly, WiMAX chipset ASPs are dropping rapidly.
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