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What is WiMAX and how soon will it become a useable tool to the masses? If I’m understanding it correctly, it will bring wireless broadband access to whole areas (sort of like a large scale version of wifi that covers entire communities.) Will this be a service that is offered in most areas anytime soon? Is it realistic to think I could have broadband access in a moving car for a reasonable price anytime soon? I hope so!  1 comment to What is WiMAX and how soon will it become a useable tool to the masses? |
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WiMax is a 4G Wireless Data technology.
It can provide wireless broadband at speeds that are equal to most home broadband services.
Currently, Sprint/Nextel is currently testing WiMax in three cities, and has plans to rollout the service to other major cities later this year. As with many new wireless technologies, it will take some time to penetrate all areas of the United States.
Sprint, Verizon Wireless, and Cingular/at&t all currently run 3G networks that are becoming quite extensive. Their speeds run at around half the speed of many DSL connections (and actually faster than some).
For more information on this technology, visit the link I’m providing.