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Thursday August 05, 2004
08:30 PM
Get the L out of there
From a recent article in CommsDesign:
Meanwhile, Intel remains a vocal promoter of WiMAX applications for laptops and PDAs. Randall Schwartz, strategic planning manager of Intel's Wireless Networking Group, told the summit here it is betting on a scenario in which 3G and WiMAX co-exist. "There is no one best technology. WiMAX fits in with 3G, as 3G is used primarily for voice and some data, while WiMAX primarily for data and some voice."
Whoa. A senior Intel employee with a familiar sounding name. Doppelgangers abound!
--Larry Wall in stab.c from the perl source code
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