03-12-2012, 03:02 PM
Emerging Trends in Telecommunication
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How telecoms looked in the beginning
First personal computers emerged in the early 1960s (Apple / IBM) Limited functionality, no network connection
First mobile phone appeared in 1973, was the size of a house brick and could only do analogue voice
Trends in High-Speed Internet Access
The InfoTech revolution continues in the office as well as in the home.
According to the most recent report the hottest, most important trends of the InfoTech industry are:
WiMAX
MIMO
WiMAX
A newer standard known as Worldwide interoperability for Microwave Access, or WiMAX (802.16), is adding considerable fuel to the wireless fire. WiMAX has the capability to deliver extremely fast Internet connections to wireless devices, such as notebooks and mobile VoIP telephones, with each WiMAX antenna having about a 30-mile broadcast range.
MIMO
The latest leap in WiFi technology is 802.11n (Multiple Input Multiple Output antenna technology-also known as "MIMO").
MIMO technology speeds data transmission, improves reliability and increases range of wireless networks by using multiple transmitter and receiver ‘smart’ antennas that send and receive multiple data streams simultaneously.
Video On Demand
It is concerned with providing video entertainment and education at homes of customer via the computer communication network.
VoD is the delivery of video information at the residence of an individual when he/she requests for it by logging on to a vendor of the information.
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How telecoms looked in the beginning
First personal computers emerged in the early 1960s (Apple / IBM) Limited functionality, no network connection
First mobile phone appeared in 1973, was the size of a house brick and could only do analogue voice
Trends in High-Speed Internet Access
The InfoTech revolution continues in the office as well as in the home.
According to the most recent report the hottest, most important trends of the InfoTech industry are:
WiMAX
MIMO
WiMAX
A newer standard known as Worldwide interoperability for Microwave Access, or WiMAX (802.16), is adding considerable fuel to the wireless fire. WiMAX has the capability to deliver extremely fast Internet connections to wireless devices, such as notebooks and mobile VoIP telephones, with each WiMAX antenna having about a 30-mile broadcast range.
MIMO
The latest leap in WiFi technology is 802.11n (Multiple Input Multiple Output antenna technology-also known as "MIMO").
MIMO technology speeds data transmission, improves reliability and increases range of wireless networks by using multiple transmitter and receiver ‘smart’ antennas that send and receive multiple data streams simultaneously.
Video On Demand
It is concerned with providing video entertainment and education at homes of customer via the computer communication network.
VoD is the delivery of video information at the residence of an individual when he/she requests for it by logging on to a vendor of the information.