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SD6
join:2005-03-26 | Re: Handheld device I can't understand what you're saying except to argue maybe that no one should offer handheld wimax devices. Well, other companies will be offering them, and my question was whether Motorola will offer one. | |
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Dr Demento
I Vant Blud
join:2002-01-02
Denville, NJ
| Re: Handheld device Well, considering Nokia already announced that they expressed interest in turning their N series internet tablets into WiMax devises at some point.
So I don't see why Motorola wouldn't, considering they no longer have a semiconductor division that could have produced the Wimax chips for individual handsets. As for speculation I can imagine it would be based of the A1200 Ming.
As for any cyberpunk based future being imminent. We still have a few more technological hurdles in the form of nano robotics and studying brainwaves before that is achievable. | |
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JasonD
@comcast.net
| Motorola *will* be offering wimax phones, just not in the US. Wimax is a big no-no to their current US cellphone customers (AT&T, VZ, T-Mobile, etc), as they need the end-to-end control over what users can do with the devices.
I know VZ is promising to open up their network, but I doubt if that will include wimax. | |
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