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RE: [isp-wireless] The day is coming.
Excellent rant Mike.

Anyone else notice that Tranzeo is now selling a new/modified range of 5.8
AP/PtP/CPE that will do 23Mb/s starting at only $337 Canadian (~$270US)?

We got our first four yesterday, initial feedback I received is they look
pretty decent. We're installing them as 2 PtP links over fairly short
ranges. But you can reconfigure them as AP or CPE at the click of a mouse. A
very nice touch.

Another small step along the path to higher speeds at reasonable prices.

George 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Healy [mailto:mike.healy@...] 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 12:32 PM
> To: isp-wireless@isp-wireless.com
> Subject: Re: [isp-wireless] The day is coming.
> 
> Matt,
> 
> I think couldn't disagree with you more. Failure to work 
> toward the future and be able to compete head-to-head with 
> both the cable and the telco industry will spell doom for the 
> wireless industry. I think that it is about time that people 
> here stop making excuses for why wireless can't compete and 
> start working on making it happen. I fail to see why, other 
> than the failure to have the desire to do so, the wireless 
> industry can not compete with wireline service if the proper 
> resources were put into developing the technologies to do so 
> at an affordable cost.
> 
> I'm not sure just where you get the idea that cable has 
> basically infinite spectrum available, because that isn't the 
> case. And why is it that spectrum is the limiting factor? So 
> we should stop looking for more advanced technology that can 
> push more bandwidth over existing spectrum levels (or perhaps less).
> 
> I just fail to understand why it is that people that have a 
> "we can't do that" attitude are in a high tech industry that 
> has seen things happen that only a few years ago seemed 
> impossible. Who in 1983 when IBM released their first PC 
> running at 4.77MHz ever thought that we would now have 
> machines running at 3GHz. Maybe if people spent less time 
> yapping about what we can't do and working on making the 
> allegedly impossible become reality (think Tomas Edison here) 
> then maybe we would get someplace.
> 
> </rant>
> 
> --
> Mike Healy
> Sr. Project Analyst
> Allegheny Broadband Connection
> http://www.alleghenybroadband.org


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