Jeremy341
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Re: Bad move
said by BillRoland  :Oh you're right, Flash OFDM has been out since the 1980s. My mistake. No need to be sarcastic. It's been around since 2000. You were calling it "brand new" compared to EV-DO, which has also been around since 2000. Neither one is brand new, and both are actually about the same age. |
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Oh you're right, Flash OFDM has been out since the 1980s. My mistake.
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said by BillRoland :The fact that a brand new technology, which is better than EV-DO, is not as ubiquitous as EV-DO, is completely irrelevant. Brand new? Hardly.
As to wanting to know the cellular companies' side of the equation, DrTCP summed it up quite nicely. |
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said by Jeremy341 : said by BillRoland :Flash OFDM clearly kicks the crap out of EVDO. Why would anyone want to pick 2nd place (the first loser)? Flash OFDM may very well be better than EV-DO, but who can I get it from? Oh that's right, it's not available. EV-DO wins by default, because Flash OFDM isn't available, and EV-DO is. I was speaking about cell companies, not a consumer like you. And besides, that is completely irrelevant to my post. The fact that a brand new technology, which is better than EV-DO, is not as ubiquitous as EV-DO, is completely irrelevant.
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