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Spectrum is finite. But consider that the "junk" spectrum was left unregulated, completely unregulated and pretty much every exciting wireless tech started in t
by biohacker42 18y ago
Spectrum is finite. But consider that the "junk" spectrum was left unregulated, completely unregulated and pretty much every exciting wireless tech started in this unregulated junk spectrum.
Obviously you're right too, we could come up with examples all day long, suffice it to say I think that a big part of texting costs is due to regulation driven high entry costs.
- evgen 18y ago> But consider that the "junk" spectrum was left unregulated, completely unregulated and pretty much every exciting wireless tech started in this unregulated junk spectrum It was not "unregulated." If it was then I could have built my 1000 Watt 802.11b network to cover an entire city. There were rules and regulations on this spectrum, it was just not reserved for specific users.