Re: So how does this work?

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en102 Canadian, eh? join:2001-01-26 Valencia, CA ·RoadRunner Cable ·DSL EXTREME ·DSL EXTREME edit: October 9th, @02:19PM	reply to L337 Re: So how does this work? 12 MHz isn't exactly 'huge'. Most standard PCS license are 10MHz. In most markets (any that have 3G anyways), AT&T typically has at least 45MHz of cellular/PCS spectrum Here's the license map »www.alohapartners.net/images/Alo···1-05.pdf -- Canada = Hollywood North
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xenophon join:2007-09-17	$2.5B is a lot to pay for 14Mhz. Sprint has 100mhz in the 2.5Ghz spectrum and now doesn't know what to do with it.
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jester121 join:2003-08-09 Lake Zurich, IL ·ViaTalk	said by xenophon : $2.5B is a lot to pay for 14Mhz. Sprint has 100mhz in the 2.5Ghz spectrum and now doesn't know what to do with it. 700MHz is a LOT different from 2.5 GHz, in practical terms.
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