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There are millions of WiMax users in Asia who love the technology. It is pretty obvious that it works. Telling people not to install the infrastructure is a sure way to keep WiMax handsets away as well, since there is no incentive to introduce and sell handsets unless we are going to install the technology infrastructure. It is a case of chicken and egg, and Gartner may be insuring that that particular chicken never crosses the road. Call me cynical, but I would love to see how this particular study came about! Was it a sponsored study? What are the competing technologies? Who stands to lose money if Wimax is adopted here? Questions, questions, do I have questions!
WiMax is already in use in Madison, WI. But after I did some searching and reading, I find very little information about how people like it. At $50 per month it is too expensive in my thinking. I would love to see it grow organically by small start up companies. $20 per month would be a good deal. From dslreports.com it seems that the only major proponent of WiMax is Sprint. The other big wireless companies are looking to a 4th generation product. Seems like everyone is hedging bets now because the entry costs are high. If I could swing it I would love to put up my own tower here in Oak Park, IL.
Posted by: Brent Jones (Zomby on Plurk) | July 19, 2008 3:13 PM | Permalink to Comment