Tag Archive for 'hsdpa'
Who said a 3G Wi-Fi router has to be bulky and unattractive? That’s certainly not the case with the the T-Mobile Mobile Broadband Share Dock, which is actually decent to look at while doing its mundane though important job.
Nokia have finally officially announced the 5800 XpressMusic touchscreen cellphone, aka The Tube, and the first to run the company’s S60 5th Edition with support for finger-input, higher-resolution displays and stylus control. The 5800 uses a resistive touchscreen, measuring 3.2-inches at 640 x 360 resolution, and will be available in US HSDPA, European HSDPA and [...]
Raon Digital were holding up a red-rag with their Everun Note, including a PCI-Express Mini slot and SIM card holder: it was only a matter of time until someone slotted a 3G WWAN modem in there. Taking the guts of an AT&T AirCard 875U, a UMPC Fever forum member dismantled their Everun Note and threaded [...]
BenQ’s S6 Mobile Internet Device (MID) has finally gone on sale with Italian carrier TIM, priced at €429 ($626) unsubsidized. The 800MHz Atom MID is centered around a 4.8-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen and has WiFi, Bluetooth and 7.2Mbps HSDPA.
ASUS have announced an HSDPA/HSUPA option for the Eee PC 901 series of netbooks, which will enable the ultraportables to access high-speed cellular data networks when on the move. The Eee PC 901 with 3.75G will be able to access download and upload rates of 7.2 Mbps and 2 Mbps respectively, network dependent.
T-Mobile Germany have announced a deal which will see them selling a heavily-subsidized Acer Aspire One netbook along with 3G WWAN data access. The setup, which will be internal an HSDPA modem, is similar to that recently announced by Vodafone in the UK, who have an exclusive European deal with Dell to offer 3G versions [...]
Earlier this month Vodafone announced its intention to sell the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 netbook with integrated 3G WWAN connectivity in Europe. At the time, pricing was an unknown; now the carrier has confirmed that, in the UK at least, it will be giving the netbook “free” as long as users sign up to a [...]
T-Mobile USA has announced plans to have 3G HSDPA coverage in 21 markets by mid-October, a schedule no doubt prompted by the imminent announcement of the T-Mobile G1, the first Android-powered cellphone on the market. The data-centric handset will be able to take advantage of up to 1Mbps download speeds, and will be announced on [...]
MSI’s Wind netbook was the parallel success to ASUS’ Eee, with the former being a single offering while the latter attempted to cater for every slight difference with dozens of models. Now MSI are planning their next generation netbooks, with two new versions in mind: a replacement to the existing 10-inch U100, called the U120, [...]
We always like to see more 3G coverage in the US, so it’s good to hear that T-Mobile have further expanded their high-speed voice and data network to Phoenix. Apparently on-track to cover at least 20 markets by the end of 2008, the Phoenix installation has apparently cost in excess of $127m, that figure spent on [...]
