Lenovo Adds Support of Sprint 3G and 4G to ThinkPad Laptops
Lenovo Adds Support of Sprint 3G and 4G to ThinkPad Laptops
Posted 03/25/2010 at 5:31am
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All of Lenovo's ThnkPad laptops are 3G-enabled, and the OEM offers the largest selection of 4G-enabled laptops. Starting soon, Lenovo will add support for Sprint 3G and 4G as well, the company announced this week.
"Adding Sprint to our network of supported carriers gives customers even more 3G choice and expanded connectivity points with the fast speeds of Sprint 4G," said Dilip Bhatia, executive director, ThinkPad Product Marketing, Lenovo. "Demand for constant, fast wireless technology has become an expectation, and it's now mission critical for doing business today."
Lenovo says connecting to Sprint 3G or 4G will be a breeze, as the laptops will come with a SIM card already installed. All the user needs to do is fire up Lenovo's Access Connection tool, which Lenovo says is the "only tool available from a PC maker that can manage both 3G and 4G network connections."
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