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HP Launches Laptop with Tri-Band HSDPA

Dec 11, 2006, 2:48 PM by (staff)

HP today announced the first laptop computer to offer built-in tri-band HSDPA and quad-band EDGE. Although there are a number of data cards that offer this same range of connectivity, the HP nc6400 is the first to offer it built into a laptop. The nc6400 will be available later this month for as low as $1600. Cingular will offer buyers unlimited high speed data on its network for $60 per month. Global travelers can take advantage of the laptop's additional bands with a 100 MB plan that offers access in more than 25 countries for $139 per month.

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Michael77

Dec 11, 2006, 3:39 PM

First to have it built-in? Doesn't DELL?

I just ordered a DELL D420 with the integrated Cingular card. What is the difference between the HP and DELL. Is it because the DELL is mini-PCI-e (not PCMCIA)?

Mike

AshDizzle

I think the difference is tri-band HSDPA. The dell specs are quoted at:

Wireless:
Dell Wireless 5500 Mobile Broadband 3G HSDPA (Cingular US)

I think that's just dual band. I could be wrong though.

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