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Looks like No_Ax called this one wrong.
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To expensive at $1000 per person.
I doubt many people will be willing to spend $1000 a person to do it.
Posted by: No_Ax_to_Grind Posted on: 07/16/05

In reality, this (fiber) allows for better and faster service than any RF type, though it does lack the mobility factor of Wi-Fi (WiMAX does not support mobile devices such as laptops and smartphones yet, so it is not a player here).
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Looks like No_Ax called this one wrong.  B.O.F.H. | 07/17/05
He could be right  voska | 07/18/05
There are a few companies that would be upset by this.  B.O.F.H. | 07/18/05
You are right and I am suprised.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/18/05
Cable and Phone co's will still add charges  seatech1 | 07/18/05
This is not telephone service. They can contract the data pipe for anybody.  DonnieBoy | 07/18/05
SBC and Cox could adapt if they so chose ...  George Mitchell | 07/18/05
Great...  low-life | 07/18/05
Re: Great  tracker0122 | 07/19/05
To anyone suggesting a public/private venture...  jdd48 | 07/18/05
More Cities Should Do This  woodyhesselbarth | 07/18/05

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