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--- 1G

First Generation Cellular Technology. This is the beginning of the telecommunications industry in the world. At that time, marked by a poor connection conversations, lack of security and low capacity. From this high-tech mobile phones beginning to emerge.

--- 2G

Second Generation Cellular Technology. 1G router technology is still used in various parts of the world, until today. 2G technology offers better quality and higher level of security. In this era, began sending short messages (SMS), although limited in terms of data communications.


--- 2.5G

This technology is a transition after the technology before stepping into the 2G and 3G technology. This technology offers data transmission capacity is greater. In this era as well, becoming known data services based on GPRS (General Packet Radio Service). In this era, data access speeds reach 56 kbps - 115 kbps.


--- 2.75G

This technology is a transition after the technology before turning to 2.5G and 3G technology. This technology offers data transmission capacity is greater. In this era as well, becoming known data services based on EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution). In this era, data access speeds reach 236.8 kbps.



--- 3G

This technology was first introduced in Japan in 2001. This technology offers higher data transmission capacity, so it can be used in video conferencing, high speed internet access, download songs / videos, to streaming audio video. In this era also, data access speeds reaching 384 Kbps - 2 Mbps.

--- 3.5G

This technology is a transition toward 3G technology. In this era, data access speeds reaching 14 Mbps (DOWNLOAD) and 5.8 Mbps (UPLOAD). Data transfer technology used is HSPA + (High Speed Packet Access).



--- 4G

This technology is the successor to 3G technology. This technology, offers complete and secure service based on IP (Internet Protocol) in full as 100 Mbps speed Internet access, IP telephony, online gaming service, multimedia streaming, etc.. There are 2 lines in the era of 4G technology. The first is the continuation of 3G, a technology LTE (Long Term Evolution). The second is the development of WiFi, the WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access)

Fourth-generation technology (4G) WiMAX certainly presented with high expectations in terms of speed of data transfer. Then fast the 4G WiMAX capabilities besutan First Media? happen to have the opportunity to try out Sitra Wimax capabilities, product names Wimax service from First Media launch event at the Imperial Hotel Aryaduta, Tangerang. In the tester, the site was first tested is the video sharing website YouTube. When opening a video, downloading of data already feel the difference, indeed faster. No more waiting for the completion of data downloaded. Desired video directly run properly.

It's just that, if observed, the speed difference is not too jomplang with 3G services that exist today. One could even say the disparate thin. As long as 3G services that are used are also not being flared flowers. Speedtest gauges indicate the transfer speed Wimax Sitra in the range of 2-3 Mbps rate, both for download and upload. This speed is not fixed alias volatile.

With the ability to transfer data like that, so do not compare it with other 4G technologies - such as the LTE - which can transfer data up to 30 Mbps. So if it is used for measuring 700 Mbps download movies using this Sitra Wimax can not seem to immediately step on the gas.

But to open the site daily, as detik.com and up can be done with a snap. Whiz.

Subscription Packages

First Media Sitra Wimax market alone will be bundling with modem dongle. This is done because the goods are not yet available in the market.

As for the price of the service pack is still a secret. Users are asked to be patient in a matter of weeks. However, subscription packages will be offered in 3 classes, each with different speeds generated.

In addition to Sitra Wimax wireless network, First Media also has held a broadband cable access through Fastnet product. Fastnet customers has totaled 285 thousand, and 60% of whom also subscribe to pay TV through the cable network.

Wimax services will be provided at First Media will target users of professionals, students, and the public who require alternative in wireless Internet access.