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  • A ubiquitously connective device (connectivity not included) - Reviews

    be the first to roll out WiMAX or other standards, but they'll also be the ones stuck with the miniature screen. So what services would consumers need wide-area broadband access to all the time? Rubin posed this question at a WiMax conference in 2005, and...

  • WiMAX question - Forum

    WiMAX question. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I work for a company in Sweden and I was on the phone with a distributor of Proxim equipment this morning that didn't know much more than I did about WiMAX. We're looking to place a point-to-multipoint...

  • A question about 802.16/WiMAX - Forum

    A question about 802.16/WiMAX. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.verizon () Hello everyone here.I am doing some researches about IEEE 802.16 Wireless MAN now. I'd like to share ideas with anyone who is also interested in it. I am focus on the MAC layer.After...

  • Wi-Max? - Forum

    Wi-Max?. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Im not sure if Wi-Max is technically wifi or not but here is my question. My bud got clearwire internet service. They use the latest cellular technology for internet service. He received his modem...

  • Move to keep Analog Cell Phones - Forum

    Move to keep Analog Cell Phones. Archived from groups: alt.cellular,alt.cellular.sprintpcs,alt.cellular.verizon,alt.cellular.cingular () . Archived from groups: alt.cellular,alt.cellular.sprintpcs,alt.cellular.verizon,alt.cellular.cingular () Archived from...

  • Wimax - Forum

    questions? Peter Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Peter, WiMAX should provide an alternative solution to cable modems, DSL connections, or conventional T1's in addition to other applications. To find out more about what WiMAX is, I...

  • 802.16 - Wimax - Forum

    WiMAX can do nothing but issue press releases about who joined the consortium lately. If 802.20 wins, I imagine WiMAX will restate its definition of "WIMAX". BTW, 802.16e is licensed spectrum only. 802.16a includes unlicensed spectrum, but i'ts LOS fixed-station....

  • Rogers Wireless curbs Fido unit - Forum

    Rogers Wireless curbs Fido unit. Archived from groups: alt.cellular.fido () I'm surprised nobody's posted this yet. Jan. 27, 2005. 01:00 AM Rogers Wireless curbs Fido unit `Redesign' raises calling costs Two new plans starting in March TYLER...

  • Using an external modem with a modem-router - Forum

    had my share of cheap lousy routers, so I might take this opportunity to go wireless at home. I have a question though, I receive broadband through the window (with WiMax operator Now.com), so I have no use for the built-in modem. But can I still configure...

  • Skinning the Multipath Cat - Forum

    cost and they start with DMB-T, DMB-H, DBM-T, T-DMB and ISDB-T. The solution has been around since 1998. We just don't have it in the US yet unless you talk of Qualcomm, Crown Castle, XMRadio, Sirius, ENG, WiFi, WiMax, UWB and any other modern RF use....

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