Germans Reach 360 Mbps in Mobile Network Tests
povvell writes "German telecomms giant Siemens has managed to hit speeds of an astonishing 360 Mbps in field tests in the centre of Munich using 'orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and the so-called multi-hop technology'. This is not the only demonstration of OFDM producing super fast wireless speeds, as other companies are also working on variants of the technology. It surely can't be long now before we're all streaming the latest blockbuster movies to our laptops on the commuter train home?"
Distribute full length David Hasselhoff movies in mere seconds! Fear!
Not long at all. And about ten minutes after that, the two RIAA agents will enter the carriage with an alsatian, escort you off the train at the next station and you will never be heard from again.
That's a double sided DVD in 3 minutes.
I'm sorry, but if the DVD takes longer to download than it takes the microwave to heat a HotPocket, I'm still going to be annoyed.
> It surely can't be long now before we're all streaming the latest blockbuster movies to our laptops on the commuter train home?"
Well, except for the Americans, who will get it 15 years after everybody else does, but claim they invented it.
MORGEN DIE WELT!!!!!!!
crowd rises in unison, tosses old telco equipment on raging fire...