Huawei, a Chinese net infrastructure vendor who also sells mobile phones on the sides, has successfully tested 56 megabit/sec HSPA+ in China during a radio group discussion this week. They say they’ll be able to sell this character of technology in 2010, and it really makes you wonder, wherefore annoyance switching to LTE right now? Operators can delay, delay, and holdup some more, HSPA+ is look to be a nice cheap bump in download and uplinks speeds. If you’re an hustler already using Huawei’s one-fourth multiplication net equipment then this speed boost is accessible via a simpleton software upgrade! The theoretical limit for HSPA+, as far as I know, is only 42 megabit/secant so I rich person no idea what sort of Chinese magic trick they’re pull to hit 56 megabit/secant. Me thinks they’re not run at a standards compliant speeding.
[Via: Cellular News]
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