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Sprint Trials Fixed Wireless

Oct 20, 2004, 1:40 PM by (staff)

Tellular today announced that Sprint PCS is conducting a trial of the company's Phonecell® SX5T fixed wireless terminal. The product allows devices designed for wireline networks, such as telephones, fax machines, analog modems, and TV set-top boxes, to connect to Sprint's CDMA 1x network. The device provides a standard dial tone, as well as caller-ID, TDD/TTY, and gpsOne for E-911 compliance. The trial is being conducted in Charlotte, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Richmond and San Antonio.

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rowanrook

Oct 21, 2004, 7:21 PM

add broadband

Add broadband to it and then you'll have something I'd be interested in. Especially if you make it available to us rural dwellers. Latency would be much less than with a sattelite system!

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