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WiMAX based on 2.5Ghz
Will WiMAx 2.5Ghz radios (802.16e Mobile) be able to penetrate foliage in most East Coast Metro Markets with any reliability and maintain a quality link in a mobile Mode? Or does industry wait until 700Mhz is released in lat 2009?
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| Nov 26 2007 6:23 PM GMT
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Jacomo
WiMax, 2.5Ghz, 700Mhz
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