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Big Bad Dog

@qwest.net

Bits per hertz

4G is 5 bits per hertz. What you can send in a theoretical burst to one user in a sector of a cell site devoting all available hertz and assuming very small cell sites is not how many megabytes you can offer each of your customers a month given economics driven by Shannon's law.

How many megabytes will the average user get in a month? That's the important question. What you can burst at is not what you can stream at.

That journalists swallow this rubbish is sad.
to forum · permalink · 2008-08-22 01:23:54 ·

patcat88

join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
kudos:1

Yeah, 100mbps. Your running out of SNR and frequency.

Time to start removing under 5GHZ satellite users and start killing off duplicate radar bands/decrease allocation, and force all radionavigation to digital and more efficient systems than analog.

Also time to kill all the analog business radios, most if not all of which can be replaced with Nextel or a cellphone.

to forum · permalink · 2008-08-22 06:26:05 ·
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