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To: BJClinton

It really remains to be seen if voice grade services could be supported by Wi-Max and then you have 911 service requirements. If you transport voice then at some point the regulators will get involved.


2 posted on 12/06/2004 11:59:22 AM PST by misterrob
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To: misterrob

Hell, I'd just like something that would replace currently wireless coverage so that I could get contiguous coverage on my cell phone. Being able to have wireless internet throughout an entire market would be wiked cool too though. I would have a laptop with me at all times.


3 posted on 12/06/2004 12:07:28 PM PST by bpjam (I don't know what a neo-con is and neither does anybody else.)
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To: misterrob

There's a modification to Linksys WiFi routers which sets up an impromptu telephone network between in-range routers. If Linksys just included and activated that as a feature, possibly promoting it thru WalMart et al, the "just happened" network would not be subject to regulation (like requiring 911 support).

It's a disruptive technology waiting to happen, providing national telephone & internet support for free (reliability not quite as assured, but then again compare Windows to Linux).


4 posted on 12/06/2004 12:13:11 PM PST by ctdonath2
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