Nortel said it and Qualcomm have successfully achieved 7.2 megabits per second (Mbps)
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"In a press release, Nortel said it and Qualcomm have successfully achieved 7.2 megabits per second (Mbps) mobile data calls based on the Universal Mobile Telephone System - High Speed Downlink Packet Access (UMTS-HSDPA) standard. The companies plan to demonstrate high-resolution video streaming enabled by the turbo-speed throughput during CTIA Wireless 2006 in Las Vegas , April 5-7."
"The news is a big help for network operators like Cingular (News - Alert) Wireless, which has placed bets on Qualcomm’s HSDPA solutions to provide the technology roadmap for the video and multimedia offerings of tomorrow. Cingular’s current HSDPA service called BroadbandConnect, which launched last ...
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"In a press release, Nortel said it and Qualcomm have successfully achieved 7.2 megabits per second (Mbps) mobile data calls based on the Universal Mobile Telephone System - High Speed Downlink Packet Access (UMTS-HSDPA) standard. The companies plan to demonstrate high-resolution video streaming enabled by the turbo-speed throughput during CTIA Wireless 2006 in Las Vegas , April 5-7."
"The news is a big help for network operators like Cingular (News - Alert) Wireless, which has placed bets on Qualcomm’s HSDPA solutions to provide the technology roadmap for the video and multimedia offerings of tomorrow. Cingular’s current HSDPA service called BroadbandConnect, which launched last ...
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real life speeds depend on signal strength
we've done tests at places with good signal and have acheived 1.2mbps on the supposedly 3.6mbps equipment
so I would give it a 1/3 of theoretical for typical speeds in good signal areas
we've done tests at places with good signal and have acheived 1.2mbps on the supposedly 3.6mbps equipment
so I would give it a 1/3 of theoretical for typical speeds in good signal areas
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