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With added HSDPA support, the new Wind makes a strong case for the netbook of early 2009.
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With added HSDPA support, the new Wind makes a strong case for the netbook of early 2009.
Glad to see HSDPA is catching on and with speeds of 2mb is really handy all we need now is a decent coverage. oh btw first review of 2009 :P
Judging by it being posted at exactly midnight, I'll take a wild guess and say an NDA just ran out. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Breezey
Thats what i was guessing still im right tho :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by Saracen
Question is, did the server observe the leap second correctly? If it didn't, we may have published a second too early!
Also data costs need to drop drastically before I would consider getting something like this :P Costs way too much for my liking :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Breezey
If your referring to pay and go data charges then yes it is expensive, but dedicated data contracts are very good value for money now.Quote:
Originally Posted by strike-down
I wouldnt say that but they are getting cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by digit
Both of them are still too expensive for my liking . . .
Why are these things never offered with Windows XP Professional?
You can't connect a XP Home computer to a LAN with a Domain!
i guess they arnt aimed at audiances with lans
Havent tried it, but this any goodQuote:
Originally Posted by quatermass
http://vowe.net/archives/001639.html
Diddo. I can use my Three phone as a modem and either blutooth or Wifi to the netbook for a internet connection. But my standard tarrif which is great for calls and texts is not cheap for data usuage. But three do offer a bolt on to pay monthly customers that allows me to use something like unto 5Gb of data for something like £15 extra....Quote:
Originally Posted by strike-down
I've used that tool in the past, I'll have to give it a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flibb
But I doubt a registry tweak will work. Still, you never know. Thanks. :)
Now to get over the 3 network connections limitation in XP Home. XP Pro has 10.
More like they're trying to keep the Netbook market and Laptop market very separate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Breezey
XP Home is too limited for me. I'd choose XP Pro over it any day. :rockon2: