අනුර කුමාරට අනිවා 4G - 5G පැටලිලා.. 🥴

Bounty_Hunter

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    5G coverage eka denna amarui ban eka para, e nisa wenna athi. 4G gahala (quick solution) eva 5G upgrade karai. 4g kiyanna dan patta cheap technology ekak, 5g infrastructure cost eka sahennda wedi, 4g eka tower eken ganna coverage eka ganna 5G towers 5k ganna ona. (speed eka gana neme kiyanne)
     
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    Tonto

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    Deal da Dan na ne.. outdated discarded ewa ganna eka
    Gal agururh gattane. Barida Dan na Pentium 3 or 2 computers genawa kiyanna
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    Candid-B

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    Mother Earth
    කොහොමත් අනුර පර බල්ලගෙ ආන්ඩුව යටතේ අපි යන්නෙ ගල් යුගයට. 🤷‍♂️
     

    Pundit

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    4g කණුවලත් 5g දාන්න පුළුවන්. සල්ලි වියදම් කරලා කණුව හදන එකයි වැදගත්
     

    senewimala1988

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    4G hari kamak na ban tower tikak enava nam. Samahara pathi wala minissu router ekata signal tikak ganna puduma dukak vidinne. Mama oya Router gena thiyena FB group ekaka innava. eke samaharu photo daanava router external antenna hena udata genihin thiyenava. samaharu wahale hai karala, samaharu gas wala, samaharu hena usa pole ekaka hai karala. ehema karalath samarunta signal na
     

    topkollek

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    Challenges on the Road to 5G

    Despite its immense potential, rolling out 5G in Sri Lanka is not without challenges. The primary hurdle is the high cost of infrastructure deployment. Unlike 4G, which uses fewer but larger towers, 5G requires a dense network of smaller cell towers to maintain coverage and speed. Building and maintaining this network is expensive, and the cost could deter private investors, especially in rural and less profitable areas. Furthermore, the requirement for advanced technologies like massive multiple-input-multiple-output (mMIMO) systems adds to the financial burden.

    Moreover, the affordability of 5G-enabled devices is another concern. While premium smartphones from brands like Apple and Samsung already support 5G, the average Sri Lankan consumer may find them out of reach. Until affordable devices are available, widespread adoption will remain limited. Additionally, the technical expertise required to manage and maintain 5G networks may strain existing human resources within telecom companies.

    https://www.dailymirror.lk/opinion/...-LankaChallenges-and-Opportunities/172-310391