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1.0 Executive Summary 2.0 Technology Overview
2.1 Broadband Wireless Technology Developments
2.1.1 Modulation/Transmission Technology
2.1.2 Cognitive Radio
2.1.3 Smart Antenna System
2.1.4 Mesh Network
2.1.5 Mobile IP
2.2 Key Technology Considerations
2.2.1 Base Station Capacity and Coverage
2.2.2 Spectral Efficiency
2.2.3 TDD or FDD
2.2.4 QoS support
2.3 The Benefits of Standardization
2.4 The Relationship between IEEE and WiMAX
2.5 WiMAX
2.5.1 Evolution of 802.16 Standards
2.5.2 Technical Specifications
2.5.3 Deployment Timelines
2.5.4 Potentials & Challenges
2.5.5 The Role of Intel
2.6 802.20
2.6.1 Technology Specifications
2.6.2 The Role of FLASH-OFDM
2.6.3 Potentials & Challenges
2.7 3G/Cellular Broadband Wireless Technologies
2.7.1 UMTS TDD
2.7.2 CDMA EV-DO/EV-DV
2.7.3 TD-SCDMA
2.7.4 HSDPA
2.8 Requirements of Incumbent Carriers
2.8.1 Self Installation
2.8.2 Migration Path towards Standard
2.8.3 Business Model/Economic Analysis
2.8.4 Economic Stability
2.9 Spectrum Regulation
2.10 Company & Product Profiles
2.10.1 WiMAX System Vendors
2.10.1.1 Airspan
2.10.1.2 Alcatel
2.10.1.3 Alvarion
2.10.1.4 Aperto Networks
2.10.1.5 Axxcelera
2.10.1.6 KarlNet/YDI
2.10.1.7 Motorola
2.10.1.8 Navini Networks
2.10.1.9 NextNet Wireless
2.10.1.10 Proxim
2.10.1.11 Redline
Communications
2.10.1.12 SR Telecom
2.10.1.13 WaveRider
2.10.1.14 Wi-LAN
2.10.2 WiMAX Semiconductor Vendors
2.10.2.1 Fujitsu
2.10.2.2 Intel
2.10.2.3 Wavesat Wireless
2.10.2.4 Sequans
2.10.3 Other System Vendors
2.10.3.1 Arraycomm
2.10.3.2 Flarion
2.10.3.3 IP Wireless
2.10.3.4 Soma Networks
2.11 Summary
2.11.1 Vendor Comparison
2.11.2 Planning for WiMAX
2.11.3 Attitudes of Traditional Telecom Vendors
2.11.4 Industry Consolidation Inevitable
3.0 Technology Applications and Consumers
3.1 Broadband Wireless Applications
3.1.1 Different Value Propositions of Last-Mile
BW and Mobile BW
3.1.2 802.16REVd Applications
3.1.3 802.16e, 802.20, and Cellular Technology
Applications
3.2 Consumer Perspectives
3.2.1 Broadband Drivers and Inhibitors
3.2.2 Portability as a Broadband Differentiator
3.2.3 Demand for Nomadic/Portable Broadband
Wireless
3.2.3.1 Form Factor and
Consumer Demand
3.2.3.2 Price Sensitivity3.2.4
Consumer Preference of Various Service Factors
3.2.4.1 Location
3.2.4.2 Applications
3.2.4.3 Service Provider
3.2.5 Demographics of Potential Early Adopters
3.2.5.1 Age, Household Income,
and Education
3.2.5.2 Telecommuter and
Self-employed
3.2.5.3 Type of Broadband
Access
3.2.5.4 The "Wireless Addiction
Factor"
4.0 Public Broadband Wireless Market
4.1 Broadband Industry Overview
4.2 U.S. Market Analysis of Fixed Broadband Wireless
4.2.1 History of Licensed FBW
4.2.2 The Market of Unlicensed Broadband Wireless
4.2.3 New Initiatives from Large Carriers
4.3 U.S. Market Analysis of Mobile Broadband Wireless
4.4 International Market Analysis of Fixed Broadband Wireless
4.5 International Market Analysis of Mobile Broadband Wireless
4.6 China, the Big X Facto
4.7 Major Spectrum Owners
5.0 Consumer Market Forecasts
5.1 Methodology
5.2 Fixed Broadband Wireless and 802.16REVd Subscriber Forecast
5.2.1 Midline Forecast
5.2.1.1 Fixed Broadband
Wireless
5.2.1.2 802.16REVd
5.2.2 Conservative Forecast
5.2.2.1 Fixed Broadband
Wireless
5.2.2.2 802.16REVd5.2.3
Aggressive
5.2.3.1 Fixed Broadband
Wireless
5.2.3.2 802.16REVd
5.3 NOMADIC/MOBILE BROADBAND WIRELESS SUBSCRIBER FORECAST
5.3.1 Midline
5.3.1.1 Total
5.3.1.2 Breakdown by
Technologies
5.3.2 Conservative
5.3.2.1 Total
5.3.2.2 Breakdown by
Technologies
5.3.3 Aggressive
5.3.3.1 Total
5.3.3.2 Breakdown by
Technologies
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