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In other countries it would be illegal to operate the unit because they use different frequencies than in the US. The GPS is also to make sure you're not using it in a place that Verizon Wireless isn't licensed in the USA. This is a real mini cell site, meaning it works with all the existing Verizon phones, not just phones that support WiFi.

Verizon launching Wireless Network Extender femtocell on January 25

Jan 19th 2009 5:19AM on Engadget

As far as I know the Sprint one doesn't do EVDO Rev A but it is software upgradable at a later time. I haven't seen where that 'later time' has happened yet.

Zenith Z42LC6DF / Z47LC6DF LCD HDTVs hit the FCC

Aug 10th 2008 6:05PM on Engadget HD

LG acquired all of Zenith in 1999. It's the same difference, basically.

Redesign giveaway: HTC's new Shift UMPC

Apr 10th 2008 8:12PM on Engadget

Well, Browsing Engadget is part of my day, but I'd use the Shift in the field for my fieldly needs. I mean come on, I need a bigger screen for Mobile Internet and I need to be the envy of my friends. :)

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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