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Drivers and barriers for mobile broadband in Western Europe

21 October 2008
by companiesandmarkets -- last modified 21 October 2008

In Western Europe, the mobile broadband market has grown sharply in recent months and this trend is expected to continue


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Publisher companiesandmarkets.com
Publication date 30 June 2008
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In Western Europe, the mobile broadband market has grown sharply in recent months and this trend is expected to continue. This report assesses what is driving the market and the potential barriers to uptake. Among the key messages of the report are: - The key driver is a combination of high-speed packet access (HSPA), USB modems and simplified pricing - HSPA has delivered on the promise of 3G, but a mobile network still can’t compete with fixed - The USB modem (or dongle) will remain the key device for access - A portfolio of simple tariffs maximises the target audience, but the mobile premium remains a harsh reality

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