Verizon's LTE rollout is imminent, computers updated for 4G sim cards

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Verizon's LTE rollout is imminent, computers updated for 4G sim cards

By Sean Hollister posted Jul 18th 2010 3:03PM
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We just got some alleged (but very convincing) internal documents on Verizon's 4G plans, and it's mostly stuff we've already heard -- 5-12Mbps down, aircards before smartphones, and plans to roll out in 30 cities in 2010.

That said, documents dated this week show the company's still on track to serve up 100 million connections by the end of the year, and a pair of independent tipsters have just sent us pics of Verizon computers ready and waiting for those precious LTE sim cards. Furthermore, the docs also claim that the planned LTE isn't just fast, it's got a lag-destroying 30ms latency too, and fans of wider wireless computing can expect 4G tablets of some sort in 2011 as well. See all the goodies in our gallery below.

Verizon Wireless alleged internal 4G plans




Verizon's LTE rollout is imminent, computers updated for 4G sim cards -- Engadget

 

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Verizon's LTE rollout is imminent, computers updated for 4G sim cards

By Sean Hollister posted Jul 18th 2010 3:03PM
Exclusive
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We just got some alleged (but very convincing) internal documents on Verizon's 4G plans, and it's mostly stuff we've already heard -- 5-12Mbps down, aircards before smartphones, and plans to roll out in 30 cities in 2010.

That said, documents dated this week show the company's still on track to serve up 100 million connections by the end of the year, and a pair of independent tipsters have just sent us pics of Verizon computers ready and waiting for those precious LTE sim cards. Furthermore, the docs also claim that the planned LTE isn't just fast, it's got a lag-destroying 30ms latency too, and fans of wider wireless computing can expect 4G tablets of some sort in 2011 as well. See all the goodies in our gallery below.

Verizon Wireless alleged internal 4G plans




Verizon's LTE rollout is imminent, computers updated for 4G sim cards -- Engadget

Edit: Oops actually this I havnt seen yet but can't wait..