NaviGadget

Motorola today announced their first ever USB adaptor for WiMax connections. Called USBw100, this gadget has three version which work just fine on three different approved bands (2.3GHz, 2.5GHz and 3.5 GHz), and according to the official press release it also offers GPS services, probably similar to Compass 597 we talked about a while ago.

USBw100 is expected to be available as early as the end of this year but there’s no word on pricing just yet.

The device, which easily plugs into the USB port, seamlessly connects the laptop computer to a WIMAX broadband network for reliable, easy, high-speed connection for e-mail, web surfing, video and audio streaming, GPS services, Internet phone calls and other uses.

• new Nokia N800 will have GPS and Wi-Max
• htc max 4G
• Nokia N810
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• dmedia G400

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