nice letter ,thank you for the push.To let people know we are ready to place services starting in july and we can hit numerous areas on a short time scale to make sure services are available to them.We especially want to be make sure education institutions have service before the school year begins.
Thanks Jamie – that site includes a great matrix comparing WiFi and WiMax on the following fronts:
Requires licensed spectrum
Density of APs or BSs
Operating Expenses
Cost per square mile
Harmful interference from other operators
Range and throughput
Security
QoS to support VoIP
I think it bears mentioning that it’s published on WiMax.com so there is a clear cut motive – but the info is still great!
nice letter ,thank you for the push.To let people know we are ready to place services starting in july and we can hit numerous areas on a short time scale to make sure services are available to them.We especially want to be make sure education institutions have service before the school year begins.
http://www.wimax.com/commentary/blog/the-death-of-muni-wi-fi-as-we-know-it
Thanks Jamie – that site includes a great matrix comparing WiFi and WiMax on the following fronts:
Requires licensed spectrum
Density of APs or BSs
Operating Expenses
Cost per square mile
Harmful interference from other operators
Range and throughput
Security
QoS to support VoIP
I think it bears mentioning that it’s published on WiMax.com so there is a clear cut motive – but the info is still great!
yes and the author is actually a citizen who is from minnesota originally
We always love our homegrown experts!
there you go
http://www.instat.com/promos/07/wp_IN0603372WHT.asp
something for u ann
I am having trouble downloading their report. I have to complete a form to get to it and the form seems to be broken. I’ll try again later.
I did enjoy the article you sent about the growing interest in WiFi/WiMax cell phones:
http://www.in-stat.com/press.asp?ID=2030&sku=IN0703888WS