No news source is telling us who the supplier is. I've worked for Ericsson for a while (yeah, I don't need any more grief about it) and the infrastructure supplier will help tell is what kind of bandwidth it'll support.
Here in San Diego, Qualcomm has had test systems out for a while. It was real nice to get cable modem speeds from a laptop. I could sit on the beach and do Deathmatch.
Many have complained about reception and the way to go is, IMHO, is cellular. I know that means lining Verizon's pockets, but it is a well deployed system. The problem with many PCS solutions is that they just don't have enough antenas!
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No news source is telling us who the supplier is. I've worked for Ericsson for a while (yeah, I don't need any more grief about it) and the infrastructure supplier will help tell is what kind of bandwidth it'll support. Here in San Diego, Qualcomm has had test systems out for a while. It was real nice to get cable modem speeds from a laptop. I could sit on the beach and do Deathmatch. Many have complained about reception and the way to go is, IMHO, is cellular. I know that means lining Verizon's pockets, but it is a well deployed system. The problem with many PCS solutions is that they just don't have enough antenas!