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3G laptops: cheaper, faster, longer-lasting?

By Simon Bisson & Mary Branscombe in Editorial

Posted in Laptop, Hardware, Processors, Intel, Networking, Internet, Wireless, Mobile on July 15, 2008 at 2:36 pm

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Comment by Peter Wright - August 7, 2008 on 3:30 pm

Sorry, The most they can install is up to 6M in the RBS 3000 base stations. The cards are costly and dont work with lost cost ADSL. Go and connect to a fast WiFi connection at a fast food joint.

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