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Verizon launching femtocell on January 25
While no longer the first to join the femtocell game, Verizon will be launching its own offering later this month. Its "Wireless Network Extender" is able to provide up to 5,000 square feet of CDMA coverage, and supports up to three simultaneous cell phone calls. What is interesting about Verizon's solution is its use of built-in GPS functionality to verify that it is not being used outside of proscribed locations.
Engadget reports that the device will be available in Verizon stores and online from January 25 for $249.99. That does sound kind of hefty to me, considering that StaHub in Singapore is only charging approximately US$10 which includes free loan of its femtocell hardware. Of course, what is not clear at this point is whether Verizon will be charging a monthly fee.
To read more on the article:
- check out this article from Engadget
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Wow, they are behind the times, Sprint the company everyone loves to hate has had this for a very long time and charges way less.
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