Re: Graph says it all

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fAcEtIOUs Premium join:2002-03-03 kudos:4	reply to Thane_Bitter Re: Graph says it all said by Thane_Bitter: As bad as the US broadband policy is at least (in some areas) you do have competition going on. And with wireless systems moving seriously in to broadband speeds over the next 2 years, competition will be increasing and also spreading in to currently under-served areas.
fAcEtIOUs Premium join:2002-03-03 kudos:4	to forum · permalink · 2010-02-22 14:45:41 ·
tubbynet reminds me of the danse russe Premium,MVM join:2008-01-16 Chandler, AZ	said by fAcEtIOUs: And with wireless systems moving seriously in to broadband speeds over the next 2 years, competition will be increasing and also spreading in to currently under-served areas. with the migration to lte, yes. however, one would hope that the carriers who are deploying said gear anticipate the use of this for the home (as fixed-point broadband) rather than mobile type use. i would assume that the two could be delineated through channel/frequency differences, but the spectrum and the tower backhaul would need to be there as well. given past experiences with "rural" hspa/evdo rev0/evdo reva, i'm not exactly optimistic. q. -- "...if I in my north room dance naked, grotesquely before my mirror waving my shirt round my head and singing softly to myself..."
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Canada Mirrors U.S. Broadband Policy, Gets Same Crap Results > Graph says it all