Yes...yes it does.
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WIMAX is a technology like gsm, wifi, etc. The technology itself costs money (ref. A large reseller of WIMAX technology www.winncom.com in North America) now the use of WIMAX and the associated costs is purely up to the network operator of the WIMAX network, just like any other deployed technology the monetization of its facilities vary vastly.
Sprint, Clearwire
Steamboats cost a lot of money to maintain
Cost too much money to install
To create a webpage you do not need to pay anything. Putting it live on server will cost you money.
desaltination plants cost alot of money to both run and build. It can cost up to millions, maybe even billions of dollars.
Yes, WiMAX is launched in india. till now its for fixed wimax (802.16d).
It costs between $100000 and $120000 if u looking at Nortel and Alcatel Lucent Prices According to WirelessMoves, Alvarion are going to sell micro-WiMax stations for 10,000 Euros.
WiMax http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wimax
The company Wimax is a wireless communications standard designed to provide 30 to 40 megabit per second data rates. The Wimax forum was created to promote the Wimax company and offer online support to customers.
providing portable connectivity,and also provide data and telecommunication services
WIMAX is acronym that stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access. It is a wireless network protocol
a group of wifi can make a wimax which consist of hot spot
Actually wimax mpeg 7 are two word WIMaX- wimax is wireless technology MPEG -7-Moving Picture Experts Group . it use in multimedia. These are the two different technology which combined feature is coming in mobile technology
Yes
stop cheating:P uumm anyways, this is answers.com, not school work the answer is WiMax
WiMAX operates much the same as Wi-Fi only faster and over a greater area. WiMAX towers are located outside and connected directly to a high bandwidth Internet connection.
LTE because of acceptance among the operators worldwide. see a useful link below WiMAX or LTE : which one is better? (http://lteworld.org/blog/wimax-or-lte-which-one-better)