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[Welcome to my Technology blog] For example, we have seen in a previous post that a VoIP packet may have to queue for a HSDPA radio resource, or the packet may have to queue at some of the routers and switches before it reaches its destination. The various routers and switches along the route of the packet can be loaded differently, so some packets may be delayed more than others.

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