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title[30] = "Intel, Clearwire and Motorola worked together to enable a fully functional WiMAX demonstration network, which consists of four Motorola designed wi4 WiMAX access points deployed in the vicinity of the Las Vegas Convention Center at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show. Innovative in-vehicle applications such as internet-enabled GPS, web-based music, location-based services, and streaming video are featured without disruption in the fleet of cars as they move from one WiMAX access point coverage area to another.";
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