jayridius
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Re: I wonder how ATT will utilize 700mhz spectrum
Here's a link that provides some more details on what the next gen HSPA will look like
»www.intomobile.com/2008/08/03/qu···eds.html |
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jayridius
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Their current version of HSPA does 7.2 Mbps on the downlink and it will be upgradeable to 20 Mbps with the next of HSPA, which I believe is called HSPA +. Upgradeable meaning within the same frequency bands that they currently offer their HSPA service. Is that what you're asking? Maybe I'm misreading you |
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xenophon
join:2007-09-17 | reply to jayridius
But the question is, can ATT do 7-20Mbps with the spectrum they have if they don't use 700mhz. |
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jayridius
@omcastbusiness.net
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AT&T will upgrade its existing HSDPA with the next version HSPA +. The upgrade to a 20 Mbps HSPA will be backward compatible with current HSPA device.
LTE and HSPA use different underlying technologies (OFDMA vs WCDMA) which does not allow them to operate in the same spectrum. This is one of the advantages WiMAX has. the next version of WiMAX 802.16m will match LTE's projected capabilities and be backward compatible with current 802.16e devices. I think devices will be out around the same time as LTE. So comparing LTE with WiMAX 802.16e is apples to oranges. WiMAX 802.16e to HSPA is the better comparison |
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