Verizon Wireless will begin to ship the new Novatel Wireless V640
ExpressCard/34 soon, making it a first for the company as it previously sold only data cards in the PCMCIA format. Notebook owners with the ExpressCard slot can now look forward to surfing the Internet at blazing speeds with the V640. You can pick it up in retail stores when August 24 rolls around, and it will cost you $179.99 for a two year agreement while the one year agreement is a good $50 more expensive at $229.99. The Novatel Wireless V640 has a dimension that is slightly more than half the size of standard PC cards, making them suitable for road warriors. It boasts plug-and-play capabilities and an advanced dual-band diversity design that maximizes data speed performance. The inclusion of an external flip antenna offers a much better network signal reception.Pros : Faster EV-DO connection, stronger signal reception
Cons : Cannot be used on existing PCMCIA slot
Verizon Wireless to ship Novatel Wireless V640 ExpressCard/34 Source
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