| What happened to 7.2Mbps? What happened to 7.2Mbps? Is ATT not able to supply that much bandwidth to the sites? They have some serious catching up to do with Sprint/Alltel in both performance and 3G coverage. Sprint/Alltel cover about 230m population with EVDO (they roam 3G to each other). I don't think ATT is much past 150m pops with 3G. |
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 en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | I don't think they're really worried about Sprint. Verizon Wireless is their main competitor.
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| Verizon is kicking their arse too with about 210m coverage with EVDO. The reality is though that Sprint is winning with laptop cards. 3gstore says Sprint is outselling Verizon 2:1 with laptop cards. ATT really isn't much of a player yet. |
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en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | True, that Sprint may have a better datacard ratio than Verizon Wireless, however AT&T has ~70 million GSM/3G subs, Verizon Wireless has almost as many, and lower churn rate.
Sprint has ~40 million CDMA subs + ~15million iDEN subs + MVNO.
I don't think in general, AT&T/Verizon Wireless are all that 'worried', as they have a lot of corp contracts as well as a large number of subscribers. Currently, I don't think that AT&T or Verizon is heavily promoting its datacards. Sprint on the otherhand is promoting data.
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 intellerSociopaths always win.
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Verizon doesn't even do 3.6 |
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It says in the headline that its HSUPA yet in the quote it says HSDPA, did I read it wrong or theres a typo? That's still fast considering its running off of cell site. |
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Was talking data cards not phones. The voice numbers are obvious.
Doesn't matter who ATT considers competition, they are far behind the major players. |
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said by inteller:Verizon doesn't even do 3.6 Haha, neither does ATT... They're lucky if the get 2Mbps in real world results.
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EVDO can more often get over 2Mbps in real world. |
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RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11 | reply to xenophon
You might want to talk 3G phones too, since ATT has data plans which allow tethering which works the same as a data card. You don't need the card if you can connect to your phone via Bluetooth or USB just about anytime you want.
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en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA
1 edit | Not a huge difference, especially given the volume of samples.
Those are typically mini browser phone-based stats
Datacard/Tethered are here
»/archive?cid=265
»/archive?cid=302
»/archive?cid=316
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en102Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | reply to xenophon
Both EVDO and HSDPA can get more than 2Mbps in the real world. It will depend on a few things
1) Version (EVDO REV 0 doesn't, neither does HSDPA 1.8)
2) Back haul
3) Spectrum/capacity
Won't do much good if these any one of these conditions aren't met.
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RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
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Is that supposed to provide some kind of information?
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