skymax
@bu.edu | Real Threat?
If the Clearwire/Sprint network was not a real threat, AT&T would just ignore them. |
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Mike_
join:2003-06-24
Fort Lauderdale, FL
1 edit | said by skymax :
If the Clearwire/Sprint network was not a real threat, AT&T would just ignore them.
Couldn't have said that better 
They just need FCC approval is all. at&t the monopoly wanna-be is sweating seeing the enormous backing clearwire has and wants to slow it all down.
As to LTE - if you read about it, both wimax and lte stem from the same idea of connectivity, lte using 85% of what wimax has already been built on. Those supposed better speeds of LTE are of lab tests and of course not near real world speed as there isn't any yet. |
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en102
Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA
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I would tend to agree.. however, its much cheaper (and lawyers are already being paid for) to do the 'ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure' approach. I'm sure that Microsoft never saw Netscape as much of a threat either, but ran them bankrupt regardless, as it was 'the right thing to do'.
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