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Baltimore goes wireless with WiMAX (AFP)
Posted on 09.30.08 by templeton @ 4:01 am

Visitors walk past the WiMAX stand at the 3GSM congress in Barcelona in 2007. The eastern port of Baltimore became the first major city in the United States on Monday to be blanketed with a wireless broadband network that uses next-generation mobile WiMAX technology.<b>(</b>AFP/File/Lluis Gene<b>)</b>AFP - The eastern port of Baltimore became the first major city in the United States on Monday to be blanketed with a wireless broadband network that uses next-generation mobile WiMAX technology.



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