That would require wiring areas that are not specifically Verizon territory I believe.
Good point.
It looks like the test markets are territories within the Verizon footprint, including FIOS? So maybe they're getting the low hanging fruit as soon as possible and will pay the higher costs for enabling other areas?
It seems like the existing customers for mobile broadband will paint them a good map of the areas where they will see the most profit from this particularly if they keep the price in line with their existing EVDO service and offer devices that are both EVDO and LTE.
Isn't Seattle mostly Qwest territory? Verizon may have a few FIOS areas in suburban Seattle (which they have recently sold off) but Seattle is not within the Verizon footprint.
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