(Digital cameras and photo printers) High Speed Circuit Switched Data. A mobile communications standard that offers data transmission rates up to 43.2Kbps.
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(In topic `Mobile Internet`) HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data), which first began to appear in some networks in 1999, is dedicated circuit-switched communications technology that extends the current GSM systems by boosting data throughput. Available in most cases to network operators as a pure software upgrade, HSCSD is cost efficien...
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High Speed Circuit Switched Data. Extension of GSM CSD to support higher speed by using several traffic channels simultaneously. Developed by ETSI at the same time as GPRS (but simpler to manage and rolled-out sooner in many networks). HSCSD has some inherent deployment difficulties related to consistent QoS and tariffing.
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High Speed Circuit Switched Data: dedicated circuit-switched data communications technology for GSM which boosts data throughput up to 14.4 Kbps in a single channel, and by aggregating channels, up to 57.6 Kbps. An asymmetrical service can be offered where, for instance, one channel is allocated for the uplink and several are aggregated for the dow…
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High Speed Circuit-Switched Data (HSCSD) is a way of getting faster internet access through older 2G mobile phone networks. Used only by Orange in the UK and largely obsolete since the launch of 3G networks and HSDPA.
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