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AT&T enhances their network in San Diego for Comic-Con

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AT&T is enhancing their network in San Diego to what you might a call a super hero level for the upcoming Comic-Con convention. They are brining in extra support for the network, as well as powering the WiFi during the convention at the San Diego Convention Center. But these are not ordinary support devices for the network, they are “super” support devices.

AT&T is bringing in both Super COLT’s and Super COW’s; the first is Cell on Light Truck and the second is a cell on wheels. Both of these network enhancers get there respective “super” status from multi-beam antennas, and this will double the 4G LTE capacity in the vicinity. Plus, if you are an AT&T customer you can enjoy free WiFi throughout the convention center, this way you wont go over your data limit.

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