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hottboiinnc
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join:2003-10-15
Cleveland, OH
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·WOW Internet and..

reply to n2jtx

Re: I Wonder Who Is Making The Better Move

LTE is not the future yet. It's still only being "tested" and was only tested for a few months by VZW.

WiMaxx is where everything is right now. Sprint and Clear are the only ones that have a 4g network in the United States and they are promoting the hell out of that.

Everyone else is playing "oh if we wait we can still get customers because our technology will be newer" bull shit.

TM made a great move by putting HSPA+ out there as they'll offer faster speeds than anyone else except where Sprint has 4G.

TM is the only other carrier that is competing.


openupshop

join:2000-11-25
Chandler, AZ

I guess you haven't seen the Wimax (Clearwire) Reviews LMAO
Not even close to 2g speeds ha ha



Time
Premium
join:2003-07-05
Reviews:
·Cox HSI

said by openupshop:

I guess you haven't seen the Wimax (Clearwire) Reviews LMAO
Not even close to 2g speeds ha ha

xenophon

join:2007-09-17

reply to openupshop

said by openupshop:

I guess you haven't seen the Wimax (Clearwire) Reviews LMAO
Not even close to 2g speeds ha ha
Here are Clear mobile WiMAX and pre-Wimax results.

»/archive/clearwire-wmx.net

WiMAX *can* do over 5Mbps for some users. The challenge for all 4G carriers will be getting 5+Mbps for *most* users at a distance and with many sharing a site. That will take large backhaul at every site and mimo antennas in order for *most* users to get 5+Mbps. Until 4G matures, it will be hit and miss performance for a while unless you live within LOS of a site.


en102
Canadian, eh?

join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA

Where WiMAX currently shines over T-Mo / HSPA+ (and others) is that it is currently available in a few markets, AND is geared directly for data usage.

T-Mobile HSPA+ (AT&T HSPA, VZW EVDO, Sprint EVDO) are primarily geared at mobile handsets. WiMAX does have an advantage of being first out of the gate, and covering areas that many typical 3G carriers don't typically like to support (rural areas) as well as not having those obsurd caps.


hottboiinnc
ME

join:2003-10-15
Cleveland, OH

reply to openupshop
Reviews on this website doesn't count.



Gbcue
Almost P.E.
Premium
join:2001-09-30
Santa Rosa, CA
kudos:8

said by hottboiinnc:

Reviews on this website doesn't count.
Why?

hottboiinnc
ME

join:2003-10-15
Cleveland, OH

because it doesn't give justice. you don't have everyone on here reviewing companies and their services. Instead its a handful of people and you can't give a company complete review on less than 1/8th of the customer base.



Gbcue
Almost P.E.
Premium
join:2001-09-30
Santa Rosa, CA
kudos:8
Reviews:
·AT&T U-Verse

said by hottboiinnc:

because it doesn't give justice. you don't have everyone on here reviewing companies and their services. Instead its a handful of people and you can't give a company complete review on less than 1/8th of the customer base.
So where would be a valid place to get free reviews?

Are you going to send a letter to every WiMax customer for me for free?
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sapo
Cruising Down Memory Lane
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join:2002-09-16
Sacramento, CA
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reply to hottboiinnc
Haha, how do you think statistics and polls work. By asking every single person? no, never with something this large. A sample is a perfectly fine representation of a company.
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PapaMidnight

join:2009-01-13
Baltimore, MD

reply to Time

said by Time:

said by openupshop:

I guess you haven't seen the Wimax (Clearwire) Reviews LMAO
Not even close to 2g speeds ha ha

I think Time wins this one

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