• wimaxeddotcom

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  I watched one of the videos (though it was in Russian and I didn't understand much) and it looked quite smooth for a Windows Mobile powered device. You could watch many TV channels on it and it looked pretty good. I don't think you can do that on 3G networks,or at least not at that speed and video quality. WiMAX seems to be a winner when it comes to wireless video applications.

  http://www.WiMAXED.com

  Posted 11/15/2008 respond (flag)

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