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Clearwire WiMAX goes live in Las Vegas

Vegas, you’ve got WiMax! Looks like another “soft launch” is underway, as Clearwire’s service locator web page now includes a map of service availability areas in Sin City.

Guessing the pricing plans will be similar to what is now being offered in Portland, Ore., and Atlanta. More when we see/hear more!

UPDATE, 6/1/09: We did get an email from the company officially acknowledging that services are for sale in Las Vegas, with a formal launch/announcement/etc. to follow sometime soon.

Since we had detected (and used!) the Vegas network while in town for the CTIA shindig a couple months ago, we’re not really surprised that this market is up and running. Seems like Vegas is a relatively simple market from a set-up standpoint — hardly any vegetation that might cause interference, and a lot of tall buildings for easy antenna locations. Plus a lot of fiber and other connectivity in and around town for backhaul.

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  3. Las Vegas “strip” unwires
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  1. » Clearwire CEO Morrow: Q2 was a ‘Transitional’ Quarter Sidecut Reports Says:

    [...] “4G” market in Portland, Ore., in January, started selling services in Atlanta and Las Vegas just before the end of the company’s second-quarter close of June [...]

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