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I'm not prepared to say at this point, ROBERT7. Stay tuned to S4GRU.com for announcements. It will be announced by us in the next few weeks. - Robert, S4GRU

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:puke: These are my thoughts!

lazy days

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I added another choice and voted. Good idea for a poll! - Robert

Thanks for the info. And to the forums! - Robert, S4GRU

too sexy

The PR/VI Sprint market has only approx. 250 sites. And most of these are in Puerto Rico. Samsung will pretty much do the entire market in one mobilization, not coming back several times. So, the Virgin Islands will likely get Network Vision and full LTE deployment at the same time as Puerto Rico. In fact, they may even start in VI because there are a lot less towers there.

Arizona is Alcatel/Lucent. And more specifically, you are in the Tucson/Yuma Sprint market. - Robert, S4GRU

I'm not 100% certain, but I do believe that it would be a significant deal to increase carrier width and would require site visits and possibly even equipment changes. It would probably be easier to aggregate carriers in the future if they do not deploy 20MHz carriers. Perhaps AJ knows more about this?

Puerto Rico falls into Sprint's Puerto Rico/Virgin Islands market. We will be announcing something for PR/VI in the not too distant future. Stay tuned to S4GRU.com!

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daily driver

You know you will hear it first on S4GRU.com. Stay tuned... We plan to announce all the cities that will begin deployment in 2012. By deduction, you will then know if you are in a 2013 market. From the data I have, I cannot tell if York is in Sprint's Central Pennsylvania market or the Philadelphia Metro market. It appears pretty close to the transition. But stay tuned to S4GRU.com for the latest. We will continue to run announcements two to three times per week about cities Sprint will begin to deploy NV in 2012. Stay tuned to S4GRU.com to see if Tulsa pops up in one of those announcements! I agree to your points to some extent. But when NV starts deploying, relief will start to occur in the areas where it has been deployed, immediately. It will be a site by site, cluster by cluster deployment. So even though it will likely take 9 to 10 months to complete the NYC market from start to finish, there will be considerable improvement occurring every month along the way. It's possible that the areas where you hang will be one of the first areas. We provided a cluster by cluster deployment schedule on Chicago and we hope to do the same for NYC. Stay tuned to S4GRU.com for the latest. In the article above it says that the Boston market largely covers the entire state of Massachusetts. To the north, Sprint has the combined Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine market, to the south there is the Providence and Northern Connecticut market. And to the west there is the Upstate New York East market. In CT, there are two markets, Northern Connecticut and Southern Connecticut. Each market will be announced separately and are subject to different deployment dates.

Deploying...no. Broadcasting, yes. However, if Clearwire wants to mitigate risk, it waits for FCC approval. If it doesn't get approved, its not the end of the world. They can aggregate smaller carriers together with LTE Advanced when it hits the street. But I can't think of any reasonable reason for them to deny Clearwire's request. S4GRU is now mobile...posted via Forum Runner