Wilson Electronics’ 4G-LTE signal booster for mobiles, modems,
hotspots (like the Mi-Fi™ and Verizon JetPack™)
and tablets in USA, is said to be the very first 4G signal booster except WIMAX:
{Wilson’s blog suggests: “Sprint is the only U.S.
carrier that uses this protocol for its 4G and is the only carrier that has
ever used it. In addition, Sprint was the first major U.S. carrier to
throw its hat into the 4G ring”} to be, which can enhance dropped
or weak signals over 4G-LTE networks!
Wilson ’s 4G sleek designed signal
booster is supported by multi-carriers, and it covers 5 spectrum bands, it
improves the cell phones’ reception and is supported by USA ’s: AT&T,
Verizon and T-Mobile, and also supports the legacy signals (2G, 3G, voice and data) for all other
US
telcos …
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USA gets world’s very first 4G-LTE mobile cellular signal booster |
Why cellular signals gets weak or dropped?
Many reasons like, out of range of
cellular towers, no signals at all, bad reception due to congestion or may be a
hindrance in between the cell tower and the cellular device users…
When signal drops in midst of a conversation, this could be much annoying and may be loss of reputation and loss of a 'would be' deal, so conversation and communication is important for us, we understand, than what to do, we can use disruptive telephony techniques WIFI, MIFI, VoIP or such as a second line but when they also get dropped, than a signal booster is much needed to enhance the strength of weak signals : )
Company says:
"The Sleek 4G offers cellular
customers a complete mobile signal boosting solution," said Laine
Matthews, Wilson 's
director of business development. "It maintains a strong, reliable signal
for any cellular device. We're always striving to deliver the best boosters to
our customers, and it's great that we can offer a device that works with
multiple carriers' 4G networks, as well as legacy networks, that's this small
and this affordable."
How Wilson ’s
sleek 4G-LTE signal booster works?
You
have to mount the signal booster device antenna at the roof, as the roof-mounted
antenna will receive the weak signal from the nearby cellular tower and will send
it over a thin coax cable towards the Wilson ’s
Sleek 4G cradle.
The
signal will get amplified by Sleek’s 4G's built-in-amplifier and than would be transmitted
in turn, to the cell phones and device by the Sleek’s 4G's built-in- antenna.
This
process is then get repeated in reverse and to send a amplified signal from the
phone / device back to the cell tower.
Engadget says: “New
Sleek 4G-V boosts voice and data communications on 2G & 3G Networks,
as well as Verizon Wireless™ LTE”
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