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engadget.com - 1/14/2009

Clearwire to produce portable WiMAX / WiFi router

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We can't say a device such as this was inevitable or anything, but given how limited the adoption of WiMAX has been thus far in America, it's definitely a win for everyone involved. According to Sidecut Reports , Clearwire will soon unveil a portable WiMAX / WiFi router built by Cradlepoint ...

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MobileBurn.com - 1/7/2009

Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition discontinued

— MobileBurn.com — Our sources have revealed that Nokia is discontinuing its N810 Internet Tablet WiMAX Edition, reportedly due to the slow WiMAX roll out and poor performance of the network. The N810 Internet Tablet was announced a year ago at the 2008 CES show.  ... (more) Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition discontinued

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sidecutreports.com - 1/14/2009

Clearwire Prepping Portable WiMax/Wi-Fi Router

— sidecutreports.com — We’re going to have lots more — lots more — news and analysis from Tuesday’s official Clearwire launch in Portland, Ore., but before we call it a night we had to break the product news that Clearwire chief strategy officer ... (more) Clearwire Prepping Portable WiMax/Wi-Fi Router

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navigadget.com - 1/22/2009

dmedia WiMAX G5W GPS navigation system

— navigadget.com — Ever seen a standalone GPS navigation system with WiMax connectivity? No? Neither have we ( Clarion MIND , or Nokia N810 does not really count). Well, people at dmedia decided this was the future and designed one called G5W . We’re not sure ... (more) dmedia WiMAX G5W GPS navigation system

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Clearwire portable WiMAX WiFi router imminent
SlashGear — ... home internet connection.  Clearwire are apparently keen to promote devices such as these, which will share out a single connection, rather than seeing them as a bandwidth threat. According to Scott Richardson, Clearwire’s strategy officer, the router will cost in the region of $125 and be available “soon”, possibly even as quickly as February 2009.  The final product will also be smaller than this prototype, more “like a hockey puck”. [via Engadget] ...