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2010-12-30
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2010-12-30
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Main thing about a removable radio is that one also need a antenna that has the right size and such for the frequencies involved.
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2011-01-13
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Take your own advice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrCrs2HsPjU
Your credibility is in serious question.
Seriously?! This is pure opinion.. Do you think you hold a monopoly on the 'truth'?
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2011-01-13
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2011-01-14
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For example, I don't own a 3G device. I've considered getting a MiFi (or the Canadian equivalent) and an Archos 70, but the cost ends up being similar to the Galaxy Tab ($550) for lesser hardware and less convenience than an all-in-one pick up and go tablet.
The benefit of this setup is that you can use the MiFi for more than just the tablet device (ie. a laptop) which is quite compelling. Of course, you can do this with a 3G device as well, and even use USB tethering to improve battery life.