wi-max

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A national wi-max buildout would cost between $5 billion and $14.5 billion.

What $700 billion could buy « BuzzMachine 2008
A national wi-max buildout would cost between $5 billion and $14.5 billion.

September « 2008 « BuzzMachine 2008
They could set up wide-range, high-speed wi-max transmitters on post offices and become an ubiquitous wireless broadband provider.

GOOD Adam Richardson 2010
They could set up wide-range, high-speed wi-max transmitters on post offices and become an ubiquitous wireless broadband provider.

GOOD Adam Richardson 2010
They could set up wide-range, high-speed wi-max transmitters on post offices and become an ubiquitous wireless broadband provider.

GOOD Adam Richardson 2010
The growth in net advertising would depend on government policies like 3G phones, more phones with net access and wi-max facilities on a larger scale, he felt.

The Hindu - Front Page 2010
People say blackberrys look bad, this thing looks like a toy. ev-do and wi-max? big deal. hspa+ and

Engadget 2010
Also a smart combination of wi-max and wi-fi can bring voice to many people that presently have NO hope of getting a Telone line via copper or wireless CDMA.

unknown title 2009
I also bet we don't see a wi-max / LTE / copy-and-paste iPhone until 2010.

Engadget 2009
A national wi-max buildout would cost between $5 billion and $14.5 billion.

Jason Clarke's meta feed 2008