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Future Prospects of 3G in Bangladesh
Submitted To
MS. Nymatul Jannat Nipa
Adjunct Faculty,
Department of Business Administration
East West University

Date of Submission
December 17, 2013
Future Prospects of 3G in Bangladesh

Table of Content:

Sl. No.
Name of Contents
Page no.
1
Executive Summary
4
2
What is 3G?
4
3
2G-3G-4G
4
4
Features of 3G
5
5
Global Perspective
5
6
Asian Perspective
6
7
Introduction of 3G In Bangladesh
8
8
Bangladesh Current Scenario
9
9
Acceptance of 3G
10
10
Network coverage of 3G In Bangladesh
10
11
Pricing of 3G
11
12
Bangladesh VS other countries
11
13
Conclusion
12
14
References & Sources
13

1. Executive Summary:
Though first mobile communication was launched in 1946 in USA, the development of mobile technology was stagnant till late 70’s due to technological constraint. The tremendous development of semi-conductor technology during this period and subsequent innovation of microprocessors in 1975 helped mobile to breakthrough commercially. Till further development of cellular technology, capacity problem was the key constraint of commercial mobile. In 1978total number of mobile (only in USA) was no above 10,000. Mobile technology up to this is termed as 0 Generation Mobile.
World Mobile market even after full maturity of 2.0G/2.5G technology is still striving to migrate to Third Generation. Second Generation which was supposed to be obsolete by this time, today still acquires 85% of the market share. 3G after 8 years (since 2001) of start acquires only 15%market share. 3GPP before significant deployment of WCDMA based 3G declares the OFDMA based new standard LTE. 3GPP in line technologies UMTS, HSDPA, HSPA, HSPA+ has not bothered for logical gap to offer for deployment. When critics are still asking about the success of 3G, declaration of LTE puts the situation yet complex. This is off course the investment challenge for the mobile operators. Though vendors are very much optimistic


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