A client recently asked me about the possibility of purchasing a notebook computer with a built in Verizon data card. I am a big fan of the Verizon data service but not a fan of having a built in card that cannot be removed from your system.
Overall having a Verizon (or other carrier) network card […]
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Built in Verizon data card, probably not a great idea for most people
Published by Chris January 27th, 2007
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