We have talked about mobile and portable connectivity. The two choices today in the US are WiFi hotspots and third generation cellular service, but WiMAX service is just beginning and may become competitive.
Clearwire just led off with early WiMAX deployment in their 44 local markets. With their PC card in a laptop, one will have portable (not mobile) connectivity for $59.99 a month for speeds of up to 1.5 megabits per second down and 256 kilobits up. (Mobile WiMAX will be available when the standard is soldified).
How do those speeds compare to what you have at home today? Who might be interested in this service?
Thursday, October 25, 2007
An early WiMAX deployment
Posted by Larry Press at Permanent link as of 11:56 AM
Labels: connectivity, portable, technology
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