Europe's First Mobile WiMax Network Launches in Amsterdam
How many of you said wimax would only be used in the us?
It amazes me how many self proclaimed experts think wimax is not going to be widely adopted due to things like lte. 🤣
Simple fact wimax exists and is working. You will see more and more people using it. Not because it is better then lte, but because it already exists and is ready for implementation. I predict some carriers may even use wimax as a bridge to lte. No data to back up that claim, but I still think it will used that way.
Simple fact wimax exists and is working. You will see more and more people using it. Not because it is better then lte, but because it already exists and is ready for implementation. I predict some carriers may even use wimax as a bridge to lte. No data to back up that claim, but I still think it will used that way.
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While I'm all for WiMax (waiting to see how Sprint does it here in the USA), just because it has showed up in Europe doesn't necessarily mean it will succeed there.
Like you mentioned, the other similar cellular technologies(LTE) are on the way, and those carriers are entrenched... sounds like the Dutch company who launched WiMax over there isn't an established company either, so that's one more thing going against them.
$31 a month (from the Reuters article) sounds nice for a mobile broadband solution with no long-term contract though...! I wonder if that is significantly cheaper than what cellular data plans cost over there as well.
Like you mentioned, the other similar cellular technologies(LTE) are on the way, and those carriers are entrenched... sounds like the Dutch company who launched WiMax over there isn't an established company either, so that's one more thing going against them.
$31 a month (from the Reuters article) sounds nice for a mobile broadband solution with no long-term contract though...! I wonder if that is significantly cheaper than what cellular data plans cost over there as well.
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