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What will happen to 4G products?

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The ultra-Swift and ultra-coveted, mobile-phone networks will soon connect everything from cars to industrial robots using 5G, what will happen to 4G products?

5G Networks

4G - LTE

Mobile Devices

Mobile Communications

5G Development/Implementation

Ali Qudrat
56 months ago

3 answers

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People will discard them and move on to 5G.

Wasim Safdar
56 months ago

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They will simple upgrade, why not?

Bo Chen
56 months ago

Bo Chen what about the affordability? - Bo 56 months ago

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In my ciuntry, no 5G yet. So, no issue with 4G products.

Imane B
56 months ago

Have some input?

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