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About LinkBacksRead more.With added HSDPA support, the new Wind makes a strong case for the netbook of early 2009.
Read more.With added HSDPA support, the new Wind makes a strong case for the netbook of early 2009.
Last edited by Tarinder; 01-01-2009 at 01:34 AM.
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
Judging by it being posted at exactly midnight, I'll take a wild guess and say an NDA just ran out.Originally Posted by Breezey
..... oh btw first review of 2009
Thats what i was guessing still im right thoJudging by it being posted at exactly midnight, I'll take a wild guess and say an NDA just ran out.
Question is, did the server observe the leap second correctly? If it didn't, we may have published a second too early!
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Also data costs need to drop drastically before I would consider getting something like this
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.Also data costs need to drop drastically before I would consider getting something like this
I wouldnt say that but they are getting cheaper.
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 good
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....
I've used that tool in the past, I'll have to give it a try.
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.
Last edited by quatermass; 03-01-2009 at 09:24 PM.
More like they're trying to keep the Netbook market and Laptop market very separate.
XP Home is too limited for me. I'd choose XP Pro over it any day.
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