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Re: Only in Canada who says anything about Wimax? havent you heard of other Wireless Internet access. Many providers are doing it in Canada. But would you want anything different since you have a TekSavvy logo above your name.
You need to wake up and realize that the free ride is over. Build out with Wireless/ MMDS or get left in the dust. |
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 mlernerPremium
join:2000-11-25
Nepean, ON
kudos:5 | said by hottboiinnc:who says anything about Wimax? havent you heard of other Wireless Internet access. Many providers are doing it in Canada. But would you want anything different since you have a TekSavvy logo above your name. You need to wake up and realize that the free ride is over. Build out with Wireless/ MMDS or get left in the dust. Unfortunately most of those other wireless options aren't as reliable especially ones that use unlicensed spectrum. I might also point out TS does provide some wireless solutions as well but they're no substitute unless you have no other options at all.
You might also need to remember that your country has a much higher population so it might be viable there to have more competition and access but it's not viable here. |
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tiger9
join:2005-08-01
Ont,Canada | reply to hottboiinnc
2 - Bell and Rogers. Not much more. |
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·WOW Internet and..
| reply to mlerner
It is. ISPs there just want a free ride. They all need to get over the fact that the ride has come to an end and start building out using MMDS and other forms of wireless.
Ever heard of Mot Canopy? It has been designed to withstand the interference in unlicensed spectrum. Also you can't tell me that Wireless is less reliable. That's like saying that GM products are more reliable than Ford. Com'on. |
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