Just when you thought it was safe to invest in WiMAX, a new technology comes along that threatens to one-up the latest broadband wireless standard by providing cheaper access over greater distances. Apparently, using xMAX a city like
Except radio chips for under ten dollars and base stations at $350,000. More.
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I am puzzled by this article, given the information I have seen which questions the validity of this technology. See in particular marconig.wordpress.com