• By Louis Ramirez
    Nov 20, 2006 7:10 PM 561
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    Dell and Sprint Bring EV-DO to More Latitudes

    Dell is trying to make connecting to the Internet a little easier by offering integrated WWAN support on its Latitude D420, D620, and D820 models. With Sprint's EV-DO mini card inside the systems, you'll be able to connect to the Web from pretty much anywhere (EV-DO coverage supports over 220 U.S. cities) without the need for a hotspot, which is great if you happen to be a blogger on deadline. In addition to the Latitudes, the 12-inch XPS M1210 is also getting an EV-DO upgrade. The drawback, plans are still pricey at $59 bucks a month for unlimited data access. – Louis Ramirez

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