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10GEPON is a future proof technology , no point in doing anything else now . Netwhiz and TrekkyPJ you guys will be needed for some lobbying presently so do PM me in a month and I will issue you a 'pack' of lobby fodder data and you will need to hassle some people about it on the policy side. Local people not half a country away !!

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11...affic_shaping/ Read comments. The UK does not have anything like the percentage of Fixed users on Mobile as here. When are Governments & Regulators going to ban marketing of this as Broadband? "Mobile was designed for Intermittent non-critical Mobile access to Internet by using spare phone network capacity."

Then the site is confusing as hell. So they have two 3Mb products. One sold as WiMax, and one as Mobile WiMax. The only differences (€20/mo.) are no phone line and limited cap on the "Mobile" variant, for less? That couldn't be any more confusing if they tried, if so.

TNS-Distribution(Network components) - Networking Partners of TNS Distribution That site is pretty good, however seems to be missing the key factor, the PRICE! @Bob, I don't think it is lit, however I'm not sure how long its been sitting there. I also know where the POP is so I'll be making my way in there soon to ask some questions (Just want to make sure they are the right ones ^^) & Thanks for the links page, will...

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http://www.emtelle.com/?id=416 Emtelle helps Scotland’s first ‘Next Generation’ community gain access to triple play services Next-generation network increases social involvement Hawick, October 2009 West Whitlawburn Housing Co-Operative (WWHC), based in Cambuslang, Scotland, is establishing the first true next-generation broadband network in Scotland. The high-speed fibre optic network will provide triple play service (TV, phone and...

Quote: Originally Posted by PogMoThoin You mean mobile? Fixed wimax can be as good if not better than Dsl 3G definitely not. I'm also not sure WiMAX will scale to the higher speeds of ADSL2+ and cable.

Quote: Originally Posted by bk 3G definitely not. I'm also not sure WiMAX will scale to the higher speeds of ADSL2+ and cable. ADSL2+ after 5-6km = 1Mbit Fixed wimax performs much better than this and can give much greater upload This is mobile wimax, no comparrison to fixed wimax, as its nomadic they can't control contention

Quote: Almost half of the entire NBS coverage area will be enabled by end 2009 while all residential and business premises within the NBS coverage area will have broadband connectivity by end September 2010. http://www.dcenr.gov.ie/Communicatio...pment/NBS+FAQs but on the other hand.. Quote: "At the moment, mobile broadband is probably best used as a complement to fixed line broadband for businesses." Ian Blake - National...

Quote: Originally Posted by RoadKillTs Hi Watty. so basically it's glorified mobile broadband midband? Great. Was getting excited for nothing. I fixed that for you.