IBM Computer, Laptops and Servers

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So although the verity that I've never seen a WiMAX logo somewhere in the feral, it's a little bit disconcerting that I keep inquiry about many big companies that look to be signing on to WiMAX. Today I read that "Dell and Sony have coupled the file of Asus, Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo and Panasonic as OEMs who say they will transport laptops with Intel WiMax chips embedded inside." So that got me thinking? Where's Apple? I check in with longtime Macworld contributor and wireless sage Glenn.

What you say? So sit back and relax...