Samsung makes successful test of 5G technology at 1 Gb/s transfer rate: “A movie to be downloaded within a second!”

Samsung Electronics has tested successfully a 5G mobile network which could be operated by 2020. The new development showed mobile data transmission rates that allows users to download a movie in just one second.

South Korean giant announced that its 5G equipment managed to send data between two terminals at the speed of 1 Gb per second over a distance of two kilometers while the current 4G networks feature an average packet transmission rate of only 75 MB/s.

“Users will benefit from a wide range of services such as viewing 3D movies and games as well as UHD streaming,” says the company in a statement.
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The new 5G technology uses EHF frequency (extremely high frequency), but it does comply with any current regulations approved by international authorities.

At the moment, the true 4G technology standard allows data transfer at a speed rate of 100 Mbps for high mobility communication (when the person is in motion, e.g. train, car, etc). In December 2009, Swedish-Finnish network operator TeliaSonera announced the launch of world’s first commercial 4G/LTE network.