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Cell C is investing R5 billion in its new 900 MHz HSPA+ network, with another R2 billion spent on IT systems to support this network. Reichelt added that they are also planning to spend a few billion more next year on their network rollout.
Cell C currently has over 1300 HSPA+ 900 live transmitters, with a fibre backbone and IP access secured. Cell C is however not stopping here, and is planning to have 30% HSPA+ population coverage by the end of this year.
It took Vodacom nearly 5 years to reach 50% 3G population coverage using 2100 MHz
The dongles will have to be 900MHz HSDPA+ compliant. Most smartphones use 2100MHz WCDMA, so it'll take a while to get phones that use this frequency. Also, 900MHz has a bigger cell area than 2100MHz AFAIK, that means fewer towers to cover an area.
So it will be a dongle-based service and not mobile.For R999 you will get a modem capable of speeds of up to 7.2Mbps and 2GB of data every month for a period of 12 months
So it will be a dongle-based service and not mobile.
I C they have the '4G' symbol on all the new ads.
So it will be a dongle-based service and not mobile.
Good news for captownians. The cell c 3g service is going to be launched this week for them.
I got a call again from cell c now. They asked me about the area i am staying.
Joburg is last one to get the service. Somewhare in october but they dont have specific date as yet.