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Verizon demonstrates LTE streaming 1080p video Tablet
This week at CES, Verizon is demoing an Nvidia Tegra-powered Ultra Tablet which is capable of viewing 1080p video thanks to the upcoming 4G LTE network. The Tablet utilizes a Motorola 4G modem and is being streamed full HD video using a pre-commercial LTE network set up in Vegas just for CES. This demonstration further shows the benefits of 4G LTE speeds and Verizon's commitment to bringing its customers new technology. By the end of 2010 Verizon is expected to have LTE active in 25-30 markets. The Ultra Tablet was built by IDC, a Seattle based engineering and design firm, which worked with Verizon, Nvidia and Motorola for its completion. There is no word yet if the Tablet will be for sale.

source: Verizon Wireless via Engadget

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1. omarc26 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44

kewl.. i wonder if verizon will have LTE running by december 2010

9. rjt185 posted on 08 Jan 2010, 10:18

Apparently you missed a whole sentence: ""By the end of 2010 Verizon is expected to have LTE active in 25-30 markets.""

2. killingthemonk posted on 08 Jan 2010, 07:12

Quote from article, " By the end of 2010 Verizon is expected to have LTE active in 25-30 markets." 'Nough said

8. Mateo8326 posted on 08 Jan 2010, 10:16

That's if everything runs smoothly and you know that's never happens. That's 11months away for everything to go according to plan. I can see if they were expecting it in like march 2010. No one can account for 11months away but that would be nice

3. VZWEMPLOYEE posted on 08 Jan 2010, 08:28

ask anybody at at&t when we (verizon)release lte 4g later this year at&t will be a year and a half behind us. and we bought all the 700 spectrum which means are calls will be better in buildings and more places lower the number better the signal higher the number the worse and we sold all of our 1900mghz to at&t lmao. keep using luke wilson because like your service at&t he is a garbage actor just like your network lol. verizon doesnt need named actors we just let our network do the talking. question what will at&t do when we get the i-phone this year there customers come in everyday wanting to switch

4. phoneguy posted on 08 Jan 2010, 08:42

go back to work

5. Rhetoric posted on 08 Jan 2010, 08:50

Caps lock is not cruise control for cool. All i see is noise and it can't be read.

6. YouLostTheGame posted on 08 Jan 2010, 09:16

I can tell what caliber of employee you are by your ridiculous postings. You might work for VZW, but you sure seem like an tool!

7. crappypunk posted on 08 Jan 2010, 09:25

Plus verizon didn't buy all the 700mhz spectrum.. they bought the c block of it.. at&t bought 700 mhz as well but a smaller amount and in different blocks.. Verizon got the c block because it's open source. Anyone can put there compatible device on there and Verizon can charge them lol

10. Mateo8326 posted on 08 Jan 2010, 10:24

Im tired of all this Verizon nobodies downing ATT ever since you guys FINALLY surpassed them. So what! Now the expectation is on you guys so every one is expecting everything from yall so i hope yall can just keep it up this year and that no one in the company does anything stupid. In the meantime ATT can take a breath,not worry about all the media and he say she say crap and not have anyone on there back now and they can chill in the cut and do whatever they doing this year.

13. remixfa posted on 08 Jan 2010, 11:26

mateo.. when was this "finally"? when verizon became verizon? lol the network is bigger, and more robust, the 3g coverage is leagues ahead of ATT and has been forever... so what is "finally" ?? lol. ATT only became a "big company" in the cell business when it merged with Cingular to "pull ahead" of verizon in customer base only. Verizon was on its way to taking back the "biggest" carrier long before the Alltell merger, that just sped it along. No, ATT has always been a wannae. And they are a joke. They charge like VZW, but the have crap service. And now, they have less 7.2mb/s 3g than Tmobile (which is half the price) and they are losing their iphone exclusivity. So.. Whats the point of ATT???

16. Fanboys Suck posted on 08 Jan 2010, 12:42

Pretty sure he was referring to subscribers...

22. big_red_loyal posted on 08 Jan 2010, 16:50

wow! VZW must have a different standard of Code of Business Conduct than VZ Communications. Verizon employees are to NEVER to degrade a competitor in public.

23. big_red_loyal posted on 08 Jan 2010, 16:56

SBC and Bell South bought AT&T wireless and changed the name to AT&T. i appreciate AT&T. They are fantastic competition. :)

25. WD40 posted on 09 Jan 2010, 10:16

Totally agree, there is absolutely no reason to bash AT&T, the network and consumer reports speak for themselves.

11. jrcrow79 posted on 08 Jan 2010, 10:37

+1 for Att upgrading its network to 7.2 data streaming!

14. remixfa posted on 08 Jan 2010, 11:27

jrcrow, they havent upgraded anything... they have "announced" that they "plan" to upgrade the rest of their 3g to 7.2. Tmobile has already upgraded and surpased them... lol.

15. shimmyx20 posted on 08 Jan 2010, 11:56

no, att has upgraded to 7.2

19. remixfa posted on 08 Jan 2010, 15:10

no, go reread the article. they are "planning to upgrade all of their 3g to 7.2 SOMETIME late this year" do they have 7.2 already? yes, in like 5 square miles of the US...lol. TMOBILE just upgraded ALL of their 3g to 7.2, giving them a huge footprint lead over ATTs 7.2 By the time ATT upgrades all their towers, Tmobile will be almost done upgrading to 21, and VZW will be well into LTE upgrades wich is leagues ahead. So, again, whats the point of ATT ? :)

24. big_red_loyal posted on 08 Jan 2010, 16:57

Sprint is also upgrading to 4g

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