WiMAX cards that fit into a laptop's PC Card slot are already available from manufacturers such as Samsung, and Intel claims we will see WiMAX integrated into laptops in the next generation [of Centrino chips], which is next year.
Intel says we can expect to see WiMAX built into devices such as digital cameras and handheld games consoles as soon as 2009.
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