Lenovo is preparing to release high-speed 3G wireless laptop

On February 1-2, Lenovo announced its intention to launch in the second quarter of 2006 some of the notebooks are equipped with 3G wireless broadband wireless technology.

So Lenovo has officially entered the 3G laptop race with other leading laptop manufacturers.

Lenovo said all new ThinkPad notebook models shipped in the near future will be integrated with Vodafone Group's high-speed wireless broadband access technology, including the latest models of today. like T60 and X60. Vodafone is one of the largest media technology groups in the world currently based in the UK.

Lenovo will adopt the latest Vodafone 3G broadband wireless access technologies, perfectly compatible with UMTS network and GPRS services. The latest ThinkPad machines exported to the European market in the second quarter of 2006 are perfectly integrated with this technology. Lenovo also plans to integrate HSPDA high-speed access technology into its laptops in the near future, HSPDA is a technology that is superior to today's UMTS. Lenovo is currently a joint venture with Dell and Vodafone to integrate HSPDA network technology into its laptops in the near future.

HSPDA is a high-speed wireless network access technology that is four times faster than current 3G wireless technology. By mid-2006, Vodafone will be the world's leading company in the application of HSPDA networks in Europe and Asia. Since December 2005, Cingular has deployed a number of US HSPDA services under the brand BroadbandConnect.

Lenovo's 3G wireless networking technology is now called 'ThinkVantage Access Connections 4.1', which will help computers connect automatically to high-speed wireless networks as soon as the computer enters coverage. ThinkVantage Access Connections 4.1 is compatible with all wireless, wired, peer, internal, and wide networks .

HOANG KIM ANH