Comments on: Asus Eee PC 1003HAG, 904HG hit the FCC http://liliputing.com/2009/01/asus-eee-pc-1003hag-904hg-hit-the-fcc.html Compact Computing Sun, 12 Feb 2012 05:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: DougC3 http://liliputing.com/2009/01/asus-eee-pc-1003hag-904hg-hit-the-fcc.html#comment-45833 DougC3 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 23:32:54 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=5037#comment-45833 It'll be interesting to see if these 3G Eee PCs come with GSM technology (AT&T and T-Mobile in US and Vodafone and T-Mobile in Europe) or EvDO technology (Verizon and Sprint in US and others in Asia) or both. <br><br>Both technologies are available on a single card, allowing 3G network access during worldwide travel, with Qualcomm's Gobi Global Mobile broadband. Last April, it was announced that Dell, HP, Acer, Panasonic, Lenovo, and <A HREF="http://www.crn.com/networking/207001057?queryText=Dell+Laptops+To+Offer+Qualcomm+Gobi+Mobile" rel="nofollow">_two_unnamed_OEMs_</A> would offer built-in Gobi. Do you suppose Asus is one of the two not named? <br><br>As Brad has said, it's cheaper and more versatile to have an external USB or ExpressCard 3G adapter so you can switch it from one PC to another; but, apparently, reception can be much better with a "built-in" card and a truly built-in antenna.<br><br>I envision a world where everybody has a 3G and/or WiMax netbook and can surf in a car, bus, train, plane, doctor's waiting room, pine thicket, etc, and kiss wi-fi dependency goodbye forever :) It'll be interesting to see if these 3G Eee PCs come with GSM technology (AT&T and T-Mobile in US and Vodafone and T-Mobile in Europe) or EvDO technology (Verizon and Sprint in US and others in Asia) or both.

Both technologies are available on a single card, allowing 3G network access during worldwide travel, with Qualcomm's Gobi Global Mobile broadband. Last April, it was announced that Dell, HP, Acer, Panasonic, Lenovo, and _two_unnamed_OEMs_ would offer built-in Gobi. Do you suppose Asus is one of the two not named?

As Brad has said, it's cheaper and more versatile to have an external USB or ExpressCard 3G adapter so you can switch it from one PC to another; but, apparently, reception can be much better with a “built-in” card and a truly built-in antenna.

I envision a world where everybody has a 3G and/or WiMax netbook and can surf in a car, bus, train, plane, doctor's waiting room, pine thicket, etc, and kiss wi-fi dependency goodbye forever :)

]]> By: DougC3 http://liliputing.com/2009/01/asus-eee-pc-1003hag-904hg-hit-the-fcc.html#comment-14462 DougC3 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 18:32:54 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=5037#comment-14462 It'll be interesting to see if these 3G Eee PCs come with GSM technology (AT&T and T-Mobile in US and Vodafone and T-Mobile in Europe) or EvDO technology (Verizon and Sprint) or both. <br><br>Both technologies are available on a single card, allowing 3G network access during worldwide travel, with Qualcom's Gobi Global Mobile broadband. Last April, it was announced that Dell, HP, Acer, Panasonic, Lenovo, and _two_unnamed_OEMs_ would offer built-in Gobi. Do you suppose Asus is one of the two not named? <br><br>As Brad says, it's cheaper and more versatile to have an external USB or ExpressCard 3G adapter so you can switch it from one PC to another; but, apparently, reception can be much better with a "built-in" card and a truly built-in antenna.<br><br>I envision a world where everybody has a 3G and/or WiMax netbook and can surf in a car, bus, train, plane, doctor's waiting room, pine thicket, etc, and kiss wi-fi dependency goodbye forever :) It'll be interesting to see if these 3G Eee PCs come with GSM technology (AT&T and T-Mobile in US and Vodafone and T-Mobile in Europe) or EvDO technology (Verizon and Sprint) or both.

Both technologies are available on a single card, allowing 3G network access during worldwide travel, with Qualcom's Gobi Global Mobile broadband. Last April, it was announced that Dell, HP, Acer, Panasonic, Lenovo, and _two_unnamed_OEMs_ would offer built-in Gobi. Do you suppose Asus is one of the two not named?

As Brad says, it's cheaper and more versatile to have an external USB or ExpressCard 3G adapter so you can switch it from one PC to another; but, apparently, reception can be much better with a “built-in” card and a truly built-in antenna.

I envision a world where everybody has a 3G and/or WiMax netbook and can surf in a car, bus, train, plane, doctor's waiting room, pine thicket, etc, and kiss wi-fi dependency goodbye forever :)

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