Oct 11
asus m50v, asus m50, asus m50v-a1, asus m50vm-a1wm, intel core 2 duo, geforce 9600m, pakistan, india, broadband, wireless, wimax, asus, xohm, laptop
Filed under: Laptops, Wireless
A new variant of Asus’ M50Vm-A1 laptop — the M50Vm-A1WM — just showed up on Newegg and Amazon. Soulcrushingly long (mostly) alphanumeric string aside, it’s a decent 15.4” machine for its $1,399 price point, with desktop replacement specs: Intel Core 2 Duo P8400, 4GB of RAM, a GeForce 9600M with a satisfying 1GB of dedicated graphics memory, and even a numpad. What’s new here is onboard WiMAX, which puts Asus on the post-XOHM launch bandwagon with Toshiba, Acer and other laptop manufacturers. This is good news for some lucky early adopters, but if you’re not in one of the testing locales, you might as well continue twiddling your thumbs.
[Via ComputerMonger]
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Source: Samuel Axon
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Aug 19
pakistan, global, idf, 2.3ghz, 3.5ghz, MobileBroadband, mobile broadband, internet, mobile internet, MobileInternet, wimax, intel
Filed under: Wireless
While much of the world rallies around LTE, Intel’s still doing its thang with WiMAX. According to Garth Collier, general manager of WiMax at Intel Asia-Pacific, the outfit is gearing up to “start supporting other markets outside of the US at 2.5GHz and in other spectrum profiles.” As it stands, the Centrino 2 chip package supports a version of the technology that uses the 2.5GHz spectrum, and while Mr. Collier didn’t specify which WiMAX profile would be added in 2009, deductive reasoning leads us to believe that 2.3GHz (used in South Korea) and 3.5GHz (used in Pakistan) are in the cards. Beyond that, details are few and far between, but we’d expect to hear something a bit more solid at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.
[Via InfoWorld, image courtesy of CNET]
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Source: Darren Murph
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Dec 17
AbuDhabiGroup, AbuDhabi, pakistan, Wateen, WateenTelecom, Wateen Telecom, Abu Dhabi Group, Abu Dhabi, mobile internet, broadband, MobileInternet, wimax, MobileBroadband, mobile broadband, internet
Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless
Good news for those in Pakistan hungry for another link to the ‘net: Wateen Telecom has officially launched its WiMAX / HFC services for the consumer market. Reportedly, Motorola played a huge role in deploying the “first 802.16e commercial WiMAX network in Pakistan,” and according to Wateen, it’s the largest WiMAX network “ever installed.” In case you hadn’t already guessed, Wateen Telecom is indeed a Abu Dhabi venture, and the service will initially be made available in 22 cities. For more details on exact coverage and rate plans, be sure and check out Wateen’s website.
[Via Metroblogging Karachi, thanks Zainuddin Z.]
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