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+-   The mobile Internet you'll be using in 10 years on Monday September 22 2008, @04:12AM mr sanjeev

Submitted by mr sanjeev on Monday September 22 2008, @04:12AM
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mr sanjeev writes "After being plagued with project overruns and a scaling back of the final system, the US military's next generation satellite communications network is another step closer to reality, with completion of the payload module for the third and final Advanced Extremely High Frequency (EHF) satellite... If GPS and remote imaging (think Google Earth) have proven anything, it is that technology initially developed for military purposes, and extremely expensive for initial civil use, will eventually reach the point where it forms part of our daily lives without us ever being conscious of the massive investment to get to that point."
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