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16 vs. 22: Which Will Get the TV Spectrum? PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Kory Mohr   
Monday, 04 April 2005
Amended from Wi-Fi Planet:

With the IEEE Atlanta Plenary Session over, news of progress on UWB and the high-speed 802.11n could overshadow a potential civil war between two factions scrambling to control what has been described as the nirvana of wireless spectrum.

It's almost fitting that a war of words between the somewhat beleaguered 802.16 (WiMax) proposal and the newly-developed IEEE 802.22 spec has taken on the proportions of a television drama. At stake is a swath of sub-900 MHz TV bandwidth the FCC proposes to open to unlicensed wireless use.

 
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