The card uses High Speed Download Packet Access (HSDPA) an upgrade for third-generation mobile networks.
Its theoretical maximum speed is 14.4 mbps - much faster than most fixed line broadband connections.
The highest speed currently available in the UK is 3.6mbps - offered by several networks including T-Mobile and Vodafone.
In practice I've yet to achieve half of that.
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TelecomView is tracking the market for technology and services that use broadband wireless in fixed and mobile applications. What is happening in the market? Which standards will succeed and why? How will WiMAX, WCDMA, LTE and CDMA compete with or complement each other? How will operators use the various broadband mobile wireless technologies to compete?
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- WiMAX chipset roundup - Part 1
- Alcatel-Lucent Reinforces WiMAX Open CPE Program
- Martin working to revise 700 MHz open-access provi...
- Alcatel-Lucent, Kyocera Collaborate on WiMAX Mobil...
- Motorola WiMax chip aims at new device market
- Verizon Wireless to join Vodafone in upgrade to LTE
- Old mobile spectrum to be freed
- Sprint: 700 MHz Spectrum Not All That Important fo...
- Intel WiMAX chips finally on the table - 20 Sep 20...
- Samsung Invests in UK 3G / WiMax Player
- Ericsson modules challenge Qualcomm, WiMax
- Big-name vendors lined up to offer WiMAX laptops |...
- Sequans and Celestica Release Integrated Baseband ...
- Sprint Launches Femtocell-Based FMC Solution | PwC...
- Telsima Announces Shipment of 10,000 Base Station ...
- Nokia To Launch WiMAX Handsets
- 3G LTE and SIP Capability to Dominate Mobile Markets
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