Enjoy the ultimate in Digital Freedom with Wireless Internet service, coming soon, to provide the ultimate in speed and value. MMDS wireless is a broadcasting and communications service that operates in the ultra-high-frequency (UHF) portion of the radio spectrum between 2.1 and 2.7 GHz. MMDS is also known as wireless cable, and was conceived as a substitute for conventional cable television (TV). However, it also has applications in telephone/fax and data communications, and Internet Access.

A typical coverage area for the MMDS wireless system is up to 30 miles. In addition, the system has many of the same attributes of a cable network. This type of deployment allows service providers to take advantage of the current cable equipment and services.

What is U-NII 5.7
The U-NII 5.7 GHz is a radio frequency available throughout the United States without a license. Service providers and enterprise accounts can utilize this frequency at any time.

The U-NII 5.7 GHz system is operable in a five to seven mile radius from the center transmitter. In testing, this distance has been stretched to over ten miles with the correct conditions.

In the U-NII 5.7 GHz frequency, Digital Freedom offers multipoint and point-to-point solutions.