Is the MRT already optimized for 5G? This is the benchmark:
Stable 1.2 Gigabit/s Internet achieved in moving train in Switzerland
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‘under test conditions’
Tests are not real everyday conditions.
Leave it to the Belgian pie to state the obvious as usual 
Thank you for the valuable input.
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No thanks, as usual.
And Swiss trains will be really crowded too.
I read that the latency needs to be under 4ms because the mechanical processes will add about 185ms to latency. Humans are about 200~215ms reaction time, so that’s the lowest bar. Obviously AI should be even better.
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My current contract is up and an FET salesperson cold-called with a pretty good offer. I could go with either
- Unlimited 4G for 399 per month
or
- Unlimited 5G for 599 per month
Is getting 5G worth it considering the most data-intensive thing I do on my phone is YouTube?
I currently have an iPhone X, which has a battery that is close to shot but otherwise still feels as fast as the first day I got it. Trying to decide between
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sign up for the 4G now, replace the battery on my iPhone X, and squeeze a few more years out of it.
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sign up for 4G now, trade in my phone for an iPhone 13/Pixel 6 when it comes out, and be content with 4G
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sign up for 5G now, trade in my phone for an iPhone 13/Pixel 6 when it comes out, and be blown away by my vaccine-enhanced 5G.
If you value your time and always on the phone and computer outside yes, otherwise…It won’t make much difference to you. 5G speeds up all browsing which I like.