MediaG3 (MDGC)

[cyberbullymouse]

More jargon, lacking context or relevance to the Boise Project or this so-called "iWiFi" or "4G+". LMDS, that all the Wytec stuff is based on, is line-of-sight, not WiFi or any type of "4G".

I hate to say it, but this means nothing:

Banding frequencies and types of frequencies together; separating and stream-lining them so that they are faster and more proficient and efficient; so that technologies like WiFi work better and faster.

What does making a radio signal more "proficient" mean?? Nothing. Proficiency is a term applied to living things, mainly people, gaining mastery over a skill. A person could gain proficiency in LMDS technology (why?? lol). But LMDS itself is not "proficient". "Proficiency" is not a term used for radio frequencies or WiFi.

LMDS (line-of-sight wireless) is not WiFi (does NOT require line-of-sight). It is not a WiFi carrier technology. It had a shot as rural point-to-point for awhile, but that window closed. LMDS's only real past chance at relevance was as potential backhaul for more advanced wired/wireless technologies. And LMDS backhaul projects, especially in the states, have been abandoned for more advanced fixed and wireless solutions.

Remember all the noise about MDGC being backhaul for the big boys? Where'd all that noise go? Well it evaporated with the revelation that those supposed partnerships were faked, or just temporary customer relationships, with MDGC being the customer. It was too easy to point out that no real relationships were in place, so MDGC had to abandon that tack. For now. I'm sure it will get recycled.

So that left MDGC with a challenge… "what do we pin our story (LMDS/Wytec patents) on now?" So now it's back to the roll-out to customers hoax. Simple as that. Same hoax as the 2010 roll-out, rinse-repeat.