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Trouble In WiBro Land May Mean Trouble In WiMax Land
Last week, KT pointed out that, thanks to the technology, they had to price WiBro mobile broadband on a pay as you go basis, raising questions about how the technology -- seen as the precursor to the mobile WiMax standard -- will be able to handle real capacity down the road. Now, it appears that another WiBro license holder, Hanaro Telecom, has decided drop its plans to support WiBro -- raising even more questions about the technology that many had hoped would answer some of the concerns raised by those pointing out that the lack of a mobile WiMax was a real problem for WiMax supporters. When the early supporters aren't even adopting the technology, then there's clearly something wrong.
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