Comments on: Laptop makers adopt 3G Gobi chipset

The Gobi technology lets travelers connect to both HSPA and EV-DO networks. Later this year, it'll be in laptops from Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
(From ZDNet UK)

[soggy0]

I think I see the problem here...

Kinda funny how HSPDA is spelled HSPA in the article at least twice before being referred to as HSPDA.

also I like how I've been using HSPDA in the US for the last two years. The LG Cu500 is still gold.

[emailboy]

Um, so?

"Kinda funny how HSPDA is spelled HSPA in the article at least
twice before being referred to as HSPDA."

Why is this funny? Isn't HSPDA (High-Speed Downlink Packet
Data Access) just a specific form of HSPA (High-Speed Packet
Access)?

"also I like how I've been using HSPDA in the US for the last two
years. The LG Cu500 is still gold."

Again, I fail to see your point. The article is about a new chipset
that supports both HSPA (UMTS) and EVDO (CDMA). What does
this have to do with prior availability of either one alone?

[strider 667]

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