With help from wireless carrier Cingular, Sony has widened both the reach and variety of wireless technology in its latest, ultra-lightweight Vaio T-Series notebook PC, which allows users to connect laptops to the Internet almost anywhere there is cellular wireless coverage through Cingular’s EDGE Network. The new Vaio T-Series, aimed at enterprise users, is being hailed as the first widely available notebook with integrated high-speed wireless wide area network (WWAN) capability, which provides connectivity that is not as fast as WiFi 802.11 wireless, but nonetheless is possible where other wireless technologies cannot reach.
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Sony, Cingular Sync Up on Cellular Vaio
Posted by: Jay Lyman May 12, 2005 11:30 AMWith help from wireless carrier Cingular, Sony has widened both the reach and variety of wireless technology in its latest, ultra-lightweight Vaio T-Series notebook PC, which allows users to connect laptops to the Internet almost anywhere there is cellular wireless coverage through Cingular’s EDGE Network. The new Vaio T-Series, aimed at enterprise users, is being hailed as the first widely available notebook with integrated high-speed wireless wide area network (WWAN) capability, which provides connectivity that is not as fast as WiFi 802.11 wireless, but nonetheless is possible where other wireless technologies cannot reach.