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« Sprint Pushes EVDO Rev. A Forward to Fall | Main | Novatel Has EVDO Rev. A Card, But There's No Network Yet »
The company adds Novatel Wireless model: Dell was able to get these cards ahead of Verizon, which seemed a little odd. Verizon is calling the ExpressCard by the moniker V640. It has an external flip-up antenna. No word on Mac compatibility yet; Verizon is unique in offering a connection manager package and full support for two models of PC Cards for Mac PowerBook users.
Posted by Glennf at August 3, 2006 4:47 PM
Categories: EVDO, ExpressCard