Last year, AT&T introduced its consumer femtocell product, the 3G MicroCell to be used in low-coverage areas to improve data and voice service. Yesterday, the company introduced its Remote Mobility Zone product, useable as either a mobile or fixed installation. It provides coverage for up to 28 simultaneous calls or data connections within a half mile mobile radius, or a one mile fixed radius.
The product is available only in counties which AT&T already covers, and requires a voice rate plan to operate. The mobile version is only available to government users. According to 911Dispatch.com, the Internet back-haul version requires a 256 Kbps connection to operate. With a price tag of $2,700, the equipment coordinates its own frequencies, by detecting in-use frequencies, detecting interference, and selecting appropriate channels to use.
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