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CaptainRR
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Re: What did you expect?

With WiMax and LTE in the picture what would be so hard to just run fiber to the cell sites? There would be all kinds of bandwidth than but the only problem is will the carriers cap it a 5 gig. a month. You wouldn't have to worry about running fiber out in the boonies if those technologies become available in the urban areas.
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