WiMAX Fundamentals Explained, Understanding Broadband Wireless Networking: Principles, Technology and Applications Handbook Steve Coonan

WiMAX : Next Broadband Revolution. Why are many companies like Sprint-Nextel, Time-Warner-AOL and Comcast interested in WiMAX? What is there for them? How is it different from 3G, LTE cellular technologies? What makes it so attractive to ISP"s as well as Teleco"s across the globe? This book goes in depth to cover basics and advanced topics with ease. You will be able to easily understand the language used in the book. The Book covers important questions like Why WiMAX; Technical details of WiMAX pertaining to broadcast; business case of WiMAX. Details on topics such as QoS and MBS service specific to broadcast applications are discussed at length and by giving real world examples, the book simplifies a difficult subject. Whenever there is a talk about a new technology, it is quiet important to compare it with old existing standards and its impact on society. The books covers IPTV, Microsoft TV, and WiMAX and their impact on the existing technologies. The book covers not only the US market, but also Europe and Asia. Emphasis on differentiating it with 3G cellular networks has also been made. This book is a good explanation of WiMax for a technical person new to the technology that appreciates a clear and crisp description of a broad set of technical WiMax topics, or for a non-technical person needing to understand the WiMax technology to a good level of detail after a quick read. For anyone becoming involved in WiMax, particularly at a system, networking, deployment, or operations level, this book provides good solid information. If you are interested in knowing about transport of multimedia content in the near future, the technology, and business model of multimedia broadcast over WiMAX networks. - buy this book now. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге WiMAX Fundamentals Explained, Understanding Broadband Wireless Networking: Principles, Technology and Applications Handbook (Steve Coonan)