ZTE Shows Off Easy WiMAX To LTE Migration Path

ZTE Shows Off Easy WiMAX To LTE Migration PathZTE Corp, global provider of telecommunications equipment and network solutions has demonstrated a breakthrough technology.

ZTE shows of world’s 1st coexist of WiMAX & LTE-TDD (Long Term Evolution Time Division Duplex) on WiMAX network of P1 (Packet One Networks Malaysia Sdn Bhd), Malaysia’s leading 4G operator.

Being a network partner of P1, ZTE shows how WiMAX and LTE technologies supported on the same platform and easy software based transitioning from WiMAX to the LTE network to members of the media at Thistle hotel, Port Dickson during a special P1 Media Retreat 2011 event.

Both technologies were demonstrated on the 2.3GHz spectrum. On the peak downlink throughput in a cell, the demo reached an impressive 130Mbps on a 20MHz band.

“With the perpetual data tsunami that the world is gradually experiencing, we’re excited that our customers will in the near future be able to embrace it by leveraging on the power of WiMAX and LTE technologies,” P1 CEO Michael Lai said.

Lai added, “WiMAX has enabled P1 to be a 4G leader. Our next step is to be the first to harness the co-existence between WiMAX and LTE so that we can offer our customers the best of both worlds.” He also said without compatible and affordable devices, consumers will not be able to fully leverage on the power a LTE network. P1 may roll out commercial LTE network in 2014.

This Article Was Written By: Rudradeep Biswas

Rudradeep Biswas - Senior Telecom Analyst

The happy guy RDB (stands for Rudradeep Biswas) has been writing for Telecomtalk since 2009, covering mobile operators, 3G, broadband, WiFi, 4G, LTE, telecom policies and what-not related to Indian telecom. He is by profession a doctor, did his MBBS from R.G.Kar Medical College, Kolkata.

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  • adityanarayanan May 1, 2011 at 3:58 pm

    @anurags even if we take into account dollar parity we still cant match the quality…see how narrowband is fraudulently marketed as broadband…and same with qos parameters … even bharti has covered only 60 % of indias land area…so network is hardly good…..

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  • sahil May 1, 2011 at 2:59 pm

    @anurags
    May be u didn’t realize that there in US 30 $ has same value as 300 rs. have here in INDIA. Plus US is not one of cheapest countries to take example of in terms of wireless data. There are many such countries which offers much cheaper data on wireless networks too.

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  • rajiev May 1, 2011 at 1:55 pm

    anurags :
    @Kamal

    Kamal :
    We Indian are Habituated of getting looted, take history and will get to know…
    Look Nowa Days These Companies has started looting in the Name of 3G too can they justify the rate they are asking for 1GB or so called, Bidding high and getting license for 3G was their problem..

    data rates in india are cheaper as comapred to other parts of the world in 3g
    in us u gwt 2gb data for 30 dollars that like 1400 rupees. here in india u can get it for half of that and that too its early stages.
    be patient u can get cheapr 3g data too

    but this country has more papulation than other

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  • anurags May 1, 2011 at 12:10 pm

    @Kamal

    Kamal :
    We Indian are Habituated of getting looted, take history and will get to know…
    Look Nowa Days These Companies has started looting in the Name of 3G too can they justify the rate they are asking for 1GB or so called, Bidding high and getting license for 3G was their problem..

    data rates in india are cheaper as comapred to other parts of the world in 3g
    in us u gwt 2gb data for 30 dollars that like 1400 rupees. here in india u can get it for half of that and that too its early stages.
    be patient u can get cheapr 3g data too

    Reply
  • Kamal May 1, 2011 at 10:56 am

    We Indian are Habituated of getting looted, take history and will get to know…
    Look Nowa Days These Companies has started looting in the Name of 3G too can they justify the rate they are asking for 1GB or so called, Bidding high and getting license for 3G was their problem..

    Reply
  • adityanarayanan May 1, 2011 at 10:15 am

    problem is india is used to gettin second hand technologies…will take years if not decades for this to come to india….

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