Probably either 3G iPhone or WiMax, but I doubt WiMax considering the fact that the only carrier doing it so far that I've heard of is Sprint and they're not in Cupertino, only Chicago and Baltimore/DC - might be referencing more environmentally-friendly products (Greenpeace ain't exactly a fan of Apple).
There's a good possibility its not product-specific though, so I wouldn't bet on anything.
It's not like they have a network up and running though - Intel isn't going to sell you a month's worth of WiMax, just the WiMax chip that allows your laptop to connect to Sprint's WiMax network.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1, much like its Limited Edition sibling that we reviewed last month, is ever-so-slightly thinner than the iPad 2, a slate that most sane individuals (and competitors, for that matter) would confess is the market leader today.
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Probably either 3G iPhone or WiMax, but I doubt WiMax considering the fact that the only carrier doing it so far that I've heard of is Sprint and they're not in Cupertino, only Chicago and Baltimore/DC - might be referencing more environmentally-friendly products (Greenpeace ain't exactly a fan of Apple).
There's a good possibility its not product-specific though, so I wouldn't bet on anything.
Intel is also promoting wimax
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It's not like they have a network up and running though - Intel isn't going to sell you a month's worth of WiMax, just the WiMax chip that allows your laptop to connect to Sprint's WiMax network.