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reply to DoubleVision
Re: Deja Vu

said by DoubleVision :

New?! Looks like a ClearWire modem to me. And I never could get the trial one the outlet gave me to work, even though they said I was right in the middle of the coverage area.
It probably is. 2.5 Ghz isn't cellular as the article suggests, it's the old licensed MMDS/ITFS band, now known as BRS. Clearwire has a bunch of licenses in this spectrum.
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