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#116938 14-May-2013 15:29
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http://tvnz.co.nz/technology-news/samsung-claims-5g-data-breakthrough-5436534?ref=rss

Hopefully by 2020 we have bigger mobile data caps Cool

I can just imagine the roaming data problems with that LOL




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  #817472 14-May-2013 15:35
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NSN was speaking about this a while back



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  #817497 14-May-2013 16:16
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With such small wavelengths isn't propagation going to be terrible?




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  #817534 14-May-2013 17:08
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There is no such thing as 5G. It's some great technology from Samsung but to call it 5G is just attention seeking.



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  #817535 14-May-2013 17:11
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mobile network builders have been taking marketing lessons from gilette.


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