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Clear, first 4G network launched
« Posted: January 11, 2009, 04:14:06 PM »


Clear, first 4G network launched

Clearwire and Intel have teamed up to produce the world's first 4G network that launched on January 6, 2009, in Portland, Oregon.  The network called Clear allows consumers and businesses the chance to connect wirelessly anywhere in Portland at true broadband speeds.  WiMax is the new technology used on the network, delivers speeds up to 6mbps download using a WiMax-enabled USB modem that plugs directly into their laptops, while mobile users can expect speeds up to 4mbps download.   Read full story...

 


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