3G Wireless Broadband For Laptops
| Publication Date | February 2007 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Ovum |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 15 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | OVM00001 |
Summary
HSDPA and EVDO networks have now been widely deployed globally. As with initial 3G launches these networks are first being used to deliver wireless broadband via data cards- initially targeted at the enterprise. Yet unlike previous technologies, the technologies are providing a user experience which lives up to the marketing. These services are mobilising workers with speedy connection to a VPN, email, applications and the Internet. The two largest drivers for take-up are simple and affordable pricing and ADSL-like speeds. At this stage take-up is strongest in white- collar and SME segments, but we are sceptical about broader take-up in the grey- or blue-collar segment unless current prices fall. In this report, Ovum looks at operator strategies and market trends in the delivery of 3G wireless broadband to laptops.
Content
- Key messages
- Recommendations for players
- Drivers and barriers
- Data card vendors
- Data card products
- Embedded laptops
- Operator strategies
- HSDPA and EVDO network launches have driven uptake
- Service pricing
- Channels
- Development
- Table of figures
- Figure 1 Drivers and barriers for data cards
- Figure 2 Embedded laptops: competitive landscape
- Figure 3 Advantages and disadvantages of embedded modules or data cards
- Figure 4 Orange UK pricing
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