Consumers will avail of a 1MB connection. They offer wireless broadband for corporations (and soon consumers) starting at 2MB (Marvin tells me that this is the real deal 2MB connection), real wireless anywhere in the Philippines by 2008, allows you to certify 3 of your wireless devices via MAC address (your WiFi smartphone, your wireless router, and your laptop for instance). Happy Communications’ core business has more to do with REAL 4G technology. So let’s see what exactly Happy Internet has to offer. Marvin and the rest of the 40 strong individuals of Happy Communications are supposedly here to make a difference. Happy Internet has been around for the past five years, albeit in a different form. Met with the Happy Internet marketing head, Marvin Cruz (he’s Microsoft PH engineer #001) over coffee. Consumers who are currently paying P3,000.00 for Globe Visibility may want to rethink their options if Globe is really going to go WiMax in 2008. Another dongle for us consumers to purchase then – or buy a new laptop in 2008 with Intel’s new certified WiMax doodie built in. WiFi runs on a 2.4GHz frequency but WiMax runs on something completely different. What more for a 4G WiMax dongle + service fees? You can’t just implement a WiMax network and expect peoples’ laptops to be compatible. Abe mentioned Globe launching one in 2008, but assuming this is true, they are going to have a hard time justifying the price as HSDPA currently costs P3,000.00 a month. It seems like everybody is launching their own WiMax network.
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