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Originally Posted by boredandtattooed
NO! that means the theoretical max is 75mbs my friend...
1. Lets see, i contributed the Real Facts.. that Sprint doesnt throttle data.. that Tmo has cheaper/better value rate plans over Sprint AS OF TODAY..
2. All goes on area, signal coverage, so many variants... that answer can change at any given time, on any given day, with any given 4G/LTE/HSPA capable device..... so to be fair, theres no "clear" winner yet until everyone is really almost done rolling it out
3.wimax is 75 didnt you read?? wimax2 is over 300+mbs... now what?
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im going to contribute a new fact: look at your quoted post above.. you say just because the Max is 75, Sprint hasnt deployed that level yet.. well TMO hasnt deployed its yet to reach their 21 or 42mbs speeds either.... so all your doing is showing the Real Flaw in Speed Arguments for both carriers.. good job.... now you cant try to revert back to that.. lets move on to whatevers next.. but speed can no longer be valid in anyones argument since NO CARRIERS network has been deployed yet to reach its Potential MAX..
and Id like to rebuttle with, what the **** have you offered to this convo?? 21 and 42mbs dont even exist, so you didnt bring that up... IM THE ONE who posted up TMO rates and showed it was truely cheaper or the same price as SPrint... IM THE ONE who corrected Sprint throttling Data... so again I ask, what the **** have you offered???
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All wimax is not 75 meg theoretical max. The wimax Sprint rolled out is 10 meg theoretical max. They can upgrade to 75 megs, but that is not what they have right now. Much like hspa+ has a theoretical max of 672 megs, but that is not what T-Mobile has deployed. T-Mobile has 21 meg hspa+ rolled out nationwide right now, and is in the process of upgrading that to 42 megs, and said it will be upgraded to 84 megs next year. Sprint has 10 meg wimax rolled out right now. So it is blatantly false when someone says it's a fact that Sprint's wimax is faster than T-Mobile's hspa+. Maybe in your particular area, but certainly not network wide. And with T-Mobile having 4G in twice as many cities as Sprint, covering twice as many people, it's safe to say most people would find T-Mobile faster.
Also, read back a few pages. I posted T-Mobile's rates right next to Sprint's, individual, 2 line family, and 4 line family plans. Long before your little rant. So no, you aren't "the one" who posted it.