Verizon Wireless and Lenovo Team to Provide Integrated High-Speed Wireless Notebook Connectivity
Lenovo Press Releases September 21st, 2005
Verizon Wireless and Lenovo Team to Provide Integrated High-Speed Wireless Notebook Connectivity
Verizon Wireless and Lenovo have announced plans to integrate wireless technology using Verizon Wireless’ Evolution Data Optimized (EV-DO) network in upcoming versions of ThinkPad notebooks, beginning with the new ThinkPad Z60m available Oct. 11. EV-DO-based high-speed WWAN transmits data at average speeds between 400-700kbps. For the first time, PC users will have wireless broadband access across the Verizon Wireless’ nationwide EV-DO network — the largest high-speed wireless broadband network in the United States — without a separate PC card or additional hardware. Verizon Wireless’ network runs on EV-DO technology licensed from Qualcomm.
Through the relationship, ThinkPad notebooks will be preconfigured for Verizon Wireless’ EV-DO network that delivers a more pervasive and secure Internet connection than traditional WiFi, enabling access in more than 60 major metropolitan areas and airports. Users will no longer need to be centrally located near wireless hubs, or WiFi “hot spots,” an ideal situation for mobile and small business professionals who are on the go and often located in areas where WiFi hot spots are not readily available.
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