华为愿免费为伦敦地铁覆盖手机网络
Huawei offers to build out London Underground cellular coverage for freehttp://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2011/02/london-underground-huawei.jpg
No such thing as a free lunch, is there? China's Huawei has generously offered to pick up the roughly £50 million ($81 million) tab for equipment to line London's sprawling subway system with mobile phone reception, a package it says it's extending as a gift from Olympic host nation to another (London will host the 2012 Summer Olympics, and it has said in the past that it'd like the Tube wired in time). The official line is that Huawei would make its money back over time through maintenance contracts, but some politicians are raising red flags over the Chinese firm's potential control over a critical piece of London's wireless infrastructure -- a sentiment that seemed to help kill a potential Huawei deal with Sprint in the States. Of course, the over-connected nerd in us is tempted to brush off espionage concerns if it means we can stay on email all the way from the West End to the Docklands. 钱多的没处花了 为啥不来悉尼阿. 华为中国最给力的公司了 因为有军方背景，不会同意的
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