Sprint Talks 3G/4G Device Strategy
SV-DO and EV-DO Rev B 800-900 multi carrier
If Sprint presently is not going to deploy any LTE in its SMR 800-900 MHz spectrum, then Sprint really needs to maximize the potential of its CDMA band class 10 roll out:
*SV-DO for simultaneous 1X voice and EV-DO data
*EV-DO Rev B with 2X or 3X multi carrier deployment for reduced latency and higher peak downlink data rates of 9.8 Mbps or 14.7 Mbps
Sprint's SMR 800 MHz X block nationwide collection of licenses have bandwidth of 12 MHz (6 MHz x 6 MHz paired) per market and can accommodate up to four contiguous CDMA 1.25 MHz carrier channels.
Sprint's SMR 900 MHz A-T blocks nationwide collection of licenses have aggregate bandwidth of up 10 MHz (up to 5 MHz x 5 MHz paired) per market and can accommodate up to three contiguous CDMA 1...
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*SV-DO for simultaneous 1X voice and EV-DO data
*EV-DO Rev B with 2X or 3X multi carrier deployment for reduced latency and higher peak downlink data rates of 9.8 Mbps or 14.7 Mbps
Sprint's SMR 800 MHz X block nationwide collection of licenses have bandwidth of 12 MHz (6 MHz x 6 MHz paired) per market and can accommodate up to four contiguous CDMA 1.25 MHz carrier channels.
Sprint's SMR 900 MHz A-T blocks nationwide collection of licenses have aggregate bandwidth of up 10 MHz (up to 5 MHz x 5 MHz paired) per market and can accommodate up to three contiguous CDMA 1...
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AJ, you always seem to bring some great insight and information to these forums and I applaud you for it. I only wish I understood it all the time, haha.
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