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Story: Breaking on through to 4G

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Posted by: Rupert Goodwins (Tuesday 9 August 2005, 3:22 PM)

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Yes, I agree. This is exactly the sort of thing that will come out in trials, and in particular I think the advantages of the rejective receiver will be limited by the density of other xG nodes within earshot.

On the other hand, the figures quoted are very impressive. Even if it doesn't pan out to its fullest potential, I have great hope that the techniques will be very useful in a lot of area - especially, perhaps, if BPL becomes widespread and HF gets mucky.

But we'll have to wait and see.

Rupert

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