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Story: Dynamic spectrum access could revolutionise comms
Will it work as expected?
This appears to be the system investigated by Nokia in about 2001 to use the GSM 900 MHz and 1800 MHz bands for a form of 3G style communications. They found it worked - but at the expense of the 'traditional' GSM signal, which was severely degraded. In some cases they found GSM was unusable while a base station was carrying a 3G type signal.
If Ofcom think users will be happy to have a poorer GSM service while others get a form of 3G, then they need their heads examined by a phsyciatric professional.
Tell them to go talk to the electronics designers at Nokia rather than the marketing hype team.
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