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Ultrawide bandwidth for ultimate entertainment net

April 25, 2001

According to Parks Associates, a leading market research firm, the end-user market for entertainment networks is expected to reach $3.4 billion by 2004.

From the article "Ultrawide bandwidth for ultimate entertainment net," by Roberto Aiello

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