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Tuesday, 07 May 2019 23:34
5G potential ‘dispels myth’ on the value to consumers: report
By Peter Dinham
The potential of 5G technology to benefit consumers dispels the ICT “industry myth” that consumers are unwilling to pay a premium on 5G, according to a newly published study which found that smartphone users are willing to pay 20% more for fifth-generation servic — including more broadband choices — and half of early adopters would pay as much as 32% more.
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