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Super 3G is on its way. |
goldenface
Joined: Dec 17, 2003
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A new network standard is on its way which will pave the way for 100Mbps data transfer.
And you thought Telewest Broadband was quick 
Top 3G players to build Super 3G standard
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brix25
Joined: Aug 20, 2003
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From: Cape Town, South Africa
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Old news.
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Chazzer3
Joined: Mar 23, 2004
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From: Edinburgh, UK
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wow, thats pretty fast!
Interesting..... 4G already, the UK aint no where near aquainted with 3G yet, never mind 4G!
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amnesia
Joined: Jan 15, 2004
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@brix25 not old news to everyone.
Anyway, this is a perfect excuse for the companies to release more phones that need to be 'compatible'
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DJcreamz
Joined: Jul 09, 2004
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well if vodafone charge as much for this as they do for there 3g wireless laptop internet ill stay away
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goldenface
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They certainly seem to be forging ahead with these speeds don't they? . Up to 100 Mbps!!!?
I think it is a good thing some manufacturers are going down the HDD route.
High processor speeds and huge memory looks like the next way to go. Storing whole movies and TV series doesnt exactly seem that far away. (BTW. NTL it trialling mobile TV in Oxford)
The Sanyo W31SA is marketed as a 4G phone and that looks literally out of this world. |
hey3g.com
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A standard is just a long way from real applications.
The most critical thing is whether heavy weight in the telecom industry wants to support it and whether there are enough users to give a good profit prospect for those heavy weights.
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Dragonfly_TP
Joined: Aug 11, 2004
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I know that many countries who have the vodafone network (ericsson and not lucent) are already adapting the new tegnology. It will stay 3G and no new network is needed. Initial speeds will boost to 6mbit/s download and 1,5 mbit upload. (compaired to 385kb/s down and 64kbit/s up.) this will be the speeds beginning next year and in 2007 going up to 100mbit/s!
update: Vodafone D2 in Germany already has successfull tests of super 3G.
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govigov
Joined: Jul 30, 2004
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Sexy and wicked. But only usefull when connected to a pc or laptop. I dont think i would need that kinda speeds on my phone. 3g seems to be fine.
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Dragonfly_TP
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although it does not requier a new network, there is a need for new mobiles that work with 3G.
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Posted: 2005-05-12 16:52
