In Brief: Telecom N.Z. to preview mobile PC
Telecom New Zealand will demonstrate its wireless broadband laptops next week at the Convergence Oceania show.
The computers include an embedded CDMA EV-DO mobile broadband card that allows users to connect to the Internet automatically without the need to insert a wireless card.
Telecom said in a news release Thursday that the company's CDMA EV-DO network covers much of New Zealand.
The wireless laptops are expected to go on sale later this year.
"We're currently in talks with a number of major notebook manufacturers, and we expect to see Telecom Mobile Broadband-enabled notebooks in the New Zealand market in the near future," said Telecom's Shane Ohlin.
Copyright 2006 by United Press International
Telecom said in a news release Thursday that the company's CDMA EV-DO network covers much of New Zealand.
The wireless laptops are expected to go on sale later this year.
"We're currently in talks with a number of major notebook manufacturers, and we expect to see Telecom Mobile Broadband-enabled notebooks in the New Zealand market in the near future," said Telecom's Shane Ohlin.
Copyright 2006 by United Press International
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