Regulations and Standards for Wireless Communication: Advantage of 3G Technology

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Monday, June 26, 2006

Advantage of 3G Technology

Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson believes that the rollout of 3G telecom networks in India will help operators reduce costs, offer an array of services to users, and connect millions in rural areas who have never used a phone. "3G as a technology is more advanced and more efficient. One base station in a 3G network can take 80 calls as against 17 calls per base station in 2G," says Sudhin Mathur, Manager, Sony-Ericsson.

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