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== Description :== | == Description :== | ||
Wimax or "Wireless(Wi)Microwave Access (MA)" is a wireless networking standard for interoperability across IEEE 802.16* standard based products. Wimax can operate in both the licensed(2.5 Ghz and 3.5 Ghz) and unlicensed spectrum(5.8 Ghz) unlike Wi-Fi. Wimax offers wireless coverage upto 30 miles as compared with around 100 meters of Wi-Fi. Wimax offers reliable and faster connection even when a person is away from the transmitter. Wimax is easy to install and this can be beneficial for emerging markets and rural areas which still havn't got broadband coonection. | |||
== Enablers :== | |||
* Support from Intel | |||
* Larger coverage area | |||
* The need for broadband connection while on the move | |||
* The lower range of Wi-Fi | |||
* Operating in both Licensed and unlicensed spectrum | |||
* Better Quality of service | |||
== Inhibitors :== | |||
* Government regulations | |||
* Spectrum limitations | |||
* Cost | |||
* People's expectations | |||
* Interoperability of products |
Revision as of 17:03, 12 April 2005
Description :
Wimax or "Wireless(Wi)Microwave Access (MA)" is a wireless networking standard for interoperability across IEEE 802.16* standard based products. Wimax can operate in both the licensed(2.5 Ghz and 3.5 Ghz) and unlicensed spectrum(5.8 Ghz) unlike Wi-Fi. Wimax offers wireless coverage upto 30 miles as compared with around 100 meters of Wi-Fi. Wimax offers reliable and faster connection even when a person is away from the transmitter. Wimax is easy to install and this can be beneficial for emerging markets and rural areas which still havn't got broadband coonection.
Enablers :
- Support from Intel
- Larger coverage area
- The need for broadband connection while on the move
- The lower range of Wi-Fi
- Operating in both Licensed and unlicensed spectrum
- Better Quality of service
Inhibitors :
- Government regulations
- Spectrum limitations
- Cost
- People's expectations
- Interoperability of products