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 [Productivity501] Reader Question: Wireless Setup: If I plug it into Windows, I can get around 1000 Kbps. I also have a Sprint EVDO PCI Express card that goes in my laptop.

 [3rd Coast Marketing LLC.] Apple MacBook Pro Notebooks: Fresh-in, Apples renowned laptop notebooks are now available for financing for the US Military and Civilian DoD employees. Not many, like myself are avid Mac users, but have been debating whether or not to make the leap to the Mac World .

[Dr Wireless] Choosing the best WWAN for your laptop: I purchased my daughter the latest 15" MacBook Pro which had an Express Card slot, also incompatible with my PCMCIA air card. I then decided that the USB option was the most practical solution for it's versatility.

 [MacUser] EVDO coming soon to a MacBook Pro near you: When the MacBook Pro debuted, gone was the traditional PCMCIA slot that so many cards slid into. Instead, an Express/34 appeared.

[the Onda] The fastest way to get a Macbook Pro on the Verizon EVDO network ...: Without it you are hosed (unless there is some modem init hack that you can do). If you see the service on your web-based Verizon portal, make sure that Bluetook pairing between the MBP and the Treo is solid, deleting other Bluetooth pairings if necessary.

 [Scratch Disk] EVDO on Apple's new MacBook Pro: The reason I use my EVDO card is because I'm traveling and don't have normal wired access to things like power and networks. It's gonna be hard to find a power source in a cab, on a train, and in most airports.

[MyMacBook Pro] Apple MacBook Pro: (Wishes do come true)”.  That is how the new Apple MacBook Pro is being described by Steve Jobs.  Yes people having been wishing for a long time but for some folk the MacBook Pro is not the answer to their prayers. The MacBook Pro is Apple’s first Intel-based notebook since their announcement 6 months ago that they would be leaving the PowerPC architecture behind.  By using the Intel Core Duo processor they have managed to get for times the power of the old PowerBook G4.  This power machine is housed in a stunning aluminum case that is just an inch thin and weights only 2.54 kilograms.

 [Comments for The MacCast] Comment on EVDO Wireless Connectivity - A First Look by bignick: Hey chibianh I’ve been using Sprint’s regular 144 kbps service with the Sierra AirCard 550 for about three years. Although it is kind a slow it works all the time while I’m cruising constantly between 7-8 states in the Midwest.

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