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2008-04-01
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Now, now, internet hearts will work just fine...
Guess that (latency) is another suggestion for Tex to test on his beta.
Guess that (latency) is another suggestion for Tex to test on his beta.
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2008-04-01
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Originally Posted by tabletrat
I know nothing of the technical merits of either technology. (Not that that stops me from commenting on other matters. :-)
< devils advocate >
Couldn't you just do that with 3G anyway? Surely the differences you are describing are actually more political than technical reasons?
</ devils advocate >
But I found this tidbit interesting from Nokia (in January):
Nokia Siemens Networks won a deal with Sprint Nextel to become an infrastructure provider for its 4G WiMAX networkSee, WiMAX is 4G and that must mean it's better than 3G, right?
Case closed, at least from the marketing standpoint.
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2008-04-01
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More 'G' (generation) just means higher bandwidth and less/later (it's the same) coverage, from the consumer end.
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2008-04-02
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Yes, 3G is great. I was kindly answering your question about why a NIT w/ WiMax is preferable to Wifi only. No sarcasm needed.
You're kidding, right?3G access works great for me (with fall-back to EDGE when I'm out of 3G coverage areas).
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2008-04-02
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Originally Posted by SD69
I wasn't asking that question. I was addressing the fact that all wv9k seems to contribute these days is to complain about lack of wifi access and state that he only uses his N800 for ebook reading.
I was kindly answering your question about why a NIT w/ WiMax is preferable to Wifi only.
I thank you for your concern, though.
Last edited by GeneralAntilles; 2008-04-02 at 02:45.
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2008-04-02
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As a person with two free WIMAX networks in their area, I just hope that out of the 70 plus protocals that a network can have, that some standardization can take place so when I go to DC or Chicago, my N800 (yes, the N800 is WIMAX capable) will be able to access something other than static. Proposed pricing plans that I have seen are between 30-60 per month for one service and the other is looking at ad supported/city subsidized free WIMAX. Only thing we all can do is be patient and see what is happening because it is exciting.
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2008-04-02
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Originally Posted by electrolind
Oh, really? Explain, please.
yes, the N800 is WIMAX capable
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2008-04-02
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Originally Posted by electrolind
WiFi maybe?
As a person with two free WIMAX networks in their area, I just hope that out of the 70 plus protocals that a network can have, that some standardization can take place so when I go to DC or Chicago, my N800 (yes, the N800 is WIMAX capable) will be able to access something other than static. Proposed pricing plans that I have seen are between 30-60 per month for one service and the other is looking at ad supported/city subsidized free WIMAX. Only thing we all can do is be patient and see what is happening because it is exciting.
if WiMax, then more importantly....
how
me thinks you speak of WiFi still
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2008-04-02
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Oh yeah, I can't wait to see this one. 
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While this is probably fine for browsing and email usage, anybody who games is gonna suffer a lot.
*In my tests, EDGE is usually in 100-200 range and HSDPA is about 150-250.