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Sprint Launches LTE in 34 New Markets

Sep 16, 2013, 8:25 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced that its LTE 4G network is available in 34 new markets around the country. The total number of markets covered by the company's faster mobile broadband network now stands at 185. Sprint didn't say how many POPs are covered by its LTE network but said it is on track to cover 200 million by the end of the year.

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Dakidobf

Sep 16, 2013, 10:20 AM

Slow speeds

I'm trying to be patient, but the LTE "speeds" are really subpar in my area. On average I'm seeing 3-5 mbps down and 1-3 mbps up. 3g speeds are still horrible. I'm in Baltimore fwiw.

vercetti

mine are great! 6-8MBPS slowest average 8-16MBPS and peaked at 26MBPS in east TN SW VA. 3G at my house is 600K-1MBPS

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KOL4420

That sounds about right. However keep in mind that it also depends on your signal strength and number of users on network using 4G LTE.

I have Tmobile and im some locations I get well over 25mbps while in other locations I get roughly 5-6mbps usin...
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phonetekmek

I live in the Orlando area and we haven't officially launched in this market, but I have started getting 4G LTE and my speeds are pretty slow for now. However, in south florida (where it is officailly launched) I've speed tested at speeds of up to 36....
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