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TKJunkMail
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Re: Weaker than Xohm

I thought Wimax was a 4G product. The upload speeds being offered are pretty anemic for 4G - they barely compete with the 3G wireless offerings from the telcos.


Greyface

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»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WiMAX

It's a group of broadcasting technologies suitable for longer-range broadcasting than Wi-fi. It's usually cheaper to set up and run, although it can be used in close proximity for theoretically tremendous speeds.
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