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To: P2V who wrote (12697)	11/30/2003 6:13:33 PM
From: Quincy	Read Replies (1) of 12823

Again, Wi-MAX implies only a set of standard tests for one or more versions of 802.16 (currently fixed) wireless.. all of which operate above 5 ghz. Currently it's major applications will consist of Interconnecting those Wireless , or Wired (does not matter which) Hotspots . Also , underserved areas will certainly use Wi-MAX with SECTORED Antennas (not omni-directional) to act as a replacement for xDSL service, and/or Cable Modem service. System On a Chip circuits are only now being developed, and surely they will NOT be suitable for a PCS phone... I don't know of any FOOL who says otherwise. In other words, it has tradeoffs to be tackled for consideration as a 3G replacement or portable VOIP. Your anti-5ghz rhetoric, omni-directional antennae, and food containers serve no use, other than to make you look silly and unwilling to learn.... however I appreciate the fact that you have moved away somewhat from that foolishness. If WiMax is not yet a feasable handheld replacement to 3G, free of unique coverage constraints, why is it being discussed as a threat to 3G deployment already underway?

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