WiMax N810 Leaked, To Be Announced At CTIA?
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| An eagle-eyed member of InternetTabletTalk.com noticed this interesting image
| of the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet in the February edition of the Best Buy
| Mobile buyer’s guide. Showing the tablet off on page 23 in a very sexy black
| outfit with an orange-backlit keyboard, Best Buy Mobile might have let the
| cat out of the bag a bit early.
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http://www.tablet-guru.com/2008/02/19/wimax-n810-leaked-announced-at-ctia/
Best Buy Spills The Beans On Nokia Internet Tablet With WiMax
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| Last year Nokia confirmed that it is working on a WiMax-equipped version of
| its N800-series Internet tablet. Until this week, there hadn't been further
| news of the device. Well, Best Buy pictured an unannounced Nokia N830
| Internet tablet in its February Mobile Buyer's Guide, and possibly gave away
| the big WiMax secret.
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http://informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2008/02/best_buy_spills.html
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MontaVista Enables EB and NextWave Wireless to Rapidly Develop First
Linux-Based WiMAX Mobile Phone
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| This innovative new reference design for mobile WiMAX handsets will debut
| this week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The Mobilinux-based
| handset reference design is the first Linux phone to enable mobile WiMAX
| (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access), a telecommunications
| technology, which provides wireless voice and data at broadband speeds.
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http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/nachricht/2266101.html
Nokia N800 gets WiMAX
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| Nokia has patents in parts of the 3G standard, so would like to see that
| succeed, but it's certainly not going to cut itself off from alternative
| technologies if they provide another route into the pockets of punters.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/10/nokia_goes_wimax/
Production-ready WiMax CPE design runs Linux
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| Freescale, Celestica, and Wavesat are jointly demonstrating a
| Linux-based reference design for WiMax CPE (customer premises equipment).
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS8538906565.html
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