Hasta La Gadget!

Much like some of its peers, Sprint is also gearing up to launch its commercial 5G network in the United States next year. However, before it can do that, the company needs to put new infrastructure in place which will support the next-generation 5G network when it eventually launches. Sprint today announced that it’s going to roll out its 5G infrastructure in six cities across the United States this year.

It’s going to roll out “5G-like capabilities” to customers in Dallas, Chicago, and Los Angeles which include increases in data speed and capacity as Sprint rolls out its Massive MIMO technology. Sprint will later expand the technology to Houston, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C. later this year.

To be clear, it’s not switching on its 5G network this year, it’s merely putting the infrastructure in place which will be used for the commercial 5G network next year. The carrier says that its first 5G-ready Massive MIMO cell sites can deliver up to ten times the capacity of existing LTE systems while significantly increasing data speeds for more users in locations with high traffic.

Simply put, Massive MIMO or Multiple Input, Multiple Output technology enables multiple antennas to send data to a single access point. This brings faster data speeds to users without congestion. Sprint will complete this infrastructure roll out later this year and it plans to meet its commitment of launching its commercial 5G network in the United States in the first half of next year.

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This Millennium Falcon bed may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts. This kids mom and dad made a few modifications themselves. Actually they built the whole thing. A guy going by the name Dericrw and his wife built this amazing Star Wars bedroom for their son, hoping that he would sleep in his own room for a change.

This bedroom is just awesome. The sleeping pod of the Falcon is the size of a twin bed and is bolted to the ceiling joists. So basically when you enter hyperdrive, the whole house falls down, but that’s okay because you’ll be long gone. The rest of the ship is painted on the wall behind it. The inside looks like the best kid fort ever. It even has a fan for air circulation and LED lights. There’s even a TV that the kid can see from the bed. Under the screen is a weapons cache with his NERF guns and lightsabers. And the LED lights on the side glow in different colors.

Hmmm. Maybe I should visit my mom and dad and sleep in their room until they give in and build me one of these too. It might just work. But I doubt it. Not at my age.

[via Neatorama]

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