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Qualcomm Suspends EV-DV Development

Mar 4, 2005, 4:45 PM by (staff)

Due to a lack of interest from carriers, not just in the US but world-wide, Qualcomm has suspended development of EV-DV chipsets. EV-DV is a high speed data standard designed as a faster, more efficient alternative to EV-DO on CDMA 2000 networks. However carriers have instead chosen to launch EV-DO networks since hardware for them is available today, and the next revision of EV-DO (rev. A) adds many of the speed boosts and features that EV-DV offers while maintaining backwards compatibility. Qualcomm has not pronounced EV-DV dead yet, maintaining it will monitor the market for interest in the standard.

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phonescoopjunkie

Mar 4, 2005, 6:10 PM

Kind of sad

It's crazy we've come to a point in technological advancement where someone has developed the next best thing and people say, "Eh, what we have is fast enough." i realize this is an oversimplification, but still true.

nextel18

actually REV A is a lot better then DV

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viper

Mar 4, 2005, 8:21 PM

EV-DV killed by DO

there was no point in EV-DV because the operators want to do VoIP via DO.

The real story here is that operators want a full IP network and an air interface with low latency to do VoIP.

The other story is the fact that Qualcomm has reduced the latency on EV-DO enough so people think VoIP over EV-DO might be doable in the not so distant future.

I beleive latency on the latest EV-DO release (the one sprint will deploy) is sub 100 ms. That is huge compared to the 300 to 500 ms it is with 1xrtt and its going to get better.

elihuspeaks

I think I get what you're saying, but what exactly do you mean by "low latency." Thanks in advance.

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nextel18

sprint will be doing REV A also which is under 100ms and faster data speeds then REV O.

i cant wait for Wimax and Flarion (ofdm) though. thats going to be fun.

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