  en102Canadian, eh?
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Valencia, CA | I'll be a while before it's deployed outside of Tokyo That's similar to the documentation by GSMA
»www.3gamericas.org/English/news_···01&s=ENG
I think it'll be a while before anyone will be deploying it.
1. Spectrum (anyone have 40MHz of available spectrum?)
2. Backhaul - anyone able to afford running GigE (fiber) to each site ? 300Mbps... assume 3 sectors = 900Mbps min.
When something like this is availble (yeah it will exist eventually), I don't see it outside of dense urban areas for a while. Who knows... maybe AT&T will run this off their VRAD's
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 |  Noah VailSon made my AvatarPremium
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| Re: I'll be a while before it's deployed outside of Tokyo said by en102:That's similar to the documentation by GSMA » www.3gamericas.org/English/news_···01&s=ENGI think it'll be a while before anyone will be deploying it. 1. Spectrum (anyone have 40MHz of available spectrum?) 2. Backhaul - anyone able to afford running GigE (fiber) to each site ? 300Mbps... assume 3 sectors = 900Mbps min. With Bandwidth like that, it could BE a backhaul. Seriously, Mr. Internet Swed Legend gave his Mom backhaul bandwidth just to show it could be done. Looks like it's more a matter of will than technology.
4 years ago, we were neck deep in CDMA doubting that 3G would ever come. Seems we normally get about 10% of the promised final product so, 15-30Mb sounds ok.
I guess it'll do.
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| | so..... about the time we get 100Mbps wired connections, the world's broadband leaders will be using faster wireless connections.
I feel like telling America's broadband incumbents "heck of a job, Brownie". | |
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join:2005-10-17 | Re: so..... we developed the technology just to have everyone else beat us to the innovation of it | |
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Greenwich, CT | DOCoMo Is living up to it's name  | |
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| | FiOS is making a lot cents right now. Thats why I never banked on fibre. Wireless is the way to go. | |
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|  Matt3All noise, no signal.Premium
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kudos:12 | Re: FiOS said by ninjatutle:is making a lot cents right now. Thats why I never banked on fibre. Wireless is the way to go. Wha?
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| | | | Re: FiOS está haciendo mucho centavos ahora. Thats porqué nunca ejercí la actividad bancaria en fibra. La radio es la manera de ir | |
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Lakewood, OH | Re: FiOS rough re-translation
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it is making many cents now. Thats because I never exerted the banking activity in fiber. The radio is the way to go
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| | | the niTzPremium
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Sahuarita, AZ | no he ment wha in the sense are u freaking crazy
=) and yea i agree fiber is god /pray | |
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| | | Dude, fiber will always be required for the backbone of the internet, let alone for end users, Mostly because of its virtually endless bandwidth capacity and also nothing moves faster than light. | |
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| | | | Re: FiOS Yes, fibre for the backhaul but not for the casa. Too costly. | |
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| | | Matt3All noise, no signal.Premium
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Jamestown, NC
kudos:12 | Re: FiOS said by ninjatutle:Yes, fibre for the backhaul but not for the casa. Too costly. I have fiber to the casa. It's not AT&T or Verizon either.
Apparently even smaller companies (not driven by stock prices) realize it's the future.
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| | | | | | Re: FiOS but as the multimedia demands grow....fiber will be in the casa...because wireless will never be able to deliver the kind of bandwidth required without making males everywhere sterile. (hehe) | |
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Moses Lake, WA | Re: FiOS And that's a bad thing? | |
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fios in casa is definitely a good thing...
but trying to pull 30-100 Mbits (per client) wirelessly will require so much energy to pose health problems??? NOT good at all
don't get me wrong but broadband through the cell towers such as EV DO and 3G are awesome, but that's only a max of 800Kbits (per client) ...and for cellular devices, that's adequate...but if you have a full computer and need those 30-100mbits, stick with fiber and/or Wi-fi (802.11g/n are short range that only put out about 30miliwatts to 2 watts) | |
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Radford, VA | thats crazy I'm all up for it. Can't wait for it to get to the U.S | |
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| | This has little to do with the US... This will,as usual, be for the domestic market. The US business culture will simply not allow these advancements to migrate until every last penny has been milked from old technology. You'll be perpetually one to two generations behind and there is nothing the American consumer can do to change that. The best thing may be to not even read about about it and save yourself the frustration. | |
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Des Plaines, IL | Just Say No to MIMO I don't know who dreamed up the pseudo-engineering behind MIMO, but I'd like to see that person fall down a deep well. There's no need for multiple antennae for multiple channels, and you certainly can't re-use the same channel at such short distances. Same thing for antenna diversity. Having an antenna farm can be nice when it serves some good purpose. Marketing is not a good purpose.
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Moses Lake, WA | Re: Just Say No to MIMO You can use MIMO on the same channel, as long as all antennas are exactly synchronized; it would even be beneficial for extending range, throughput, and/or reliability. I agree, using MIMO on multiple channels, is irresponsible and greedy. I don't know many people that would appreciate someone hogging/blocking all 4 lanes of an interstate highway. Hopefully, they will take similar considerations when using the RF highway. | |
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