WiMAX Option Available For Dell Studio Laptops
At last, Dell has jumped aboard the WiMAX bandwagon by offering the WiMAX module option for the Studio 15, Studio 17 and Studio XPS 16 laptops. All you need to do is fork out another $60 and you will be able to enjoy the presence of the Intel 5150 WiMAX/Wireless-N combo card in lieu of the standard Intel 5100 Wireless-N card. Currently, WiMAX connectivity is still pretty sparse Stateside, being supported in Atlanta, Portland, and select areas within the city Baltimore. If you happen to reside and work in those areas, how about forking out $60 more the enjoy peak download rates of approximately 13Mbps and up to 3Mbps upload speeds?
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