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Sprint Offering WiMax 4G On a Wholesale Basis

Aug 2, 2011, 10:44 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint today announced that it has added its WiMax 4G network service and device portfolio to the list of wholesale products it offers. Sprint already allows other companies to resell its 3G wireless services and handsets. Sprint believes the addition of 4G to its wholesale offering will give companies the flexibility they require to meet their customers' needs. Sprint says that the wholesale customers can resell Sprint devices such as the HTC EVO Shift 4G, the Sierra Wireless 250U 3G/4G data card. Other 4G devices will become available in the coming months. Sprint notes that WiMax is now available in 71 markets around the country.

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neurocutie

Aug 2, 2011, 12:35 PM

middlemen

Since Sprint in turn wholesales WiMAX *from* Clearwire... so now why would anyone interested not wholesale direct from Clearwire?

I guess Sprint can throw in 3G also but... this can't be that lucrative for Sprint, unless the prices are so high that make it unattractive to begin with.

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