Connected Laptops

January 11, 2024
MarketScale

Verizon is enhancing laptop connectivity by integrating 4G and 5G options directly into devices from top manufacturers like Dell, Lenovo, Panasonic, and HP. This initiative eliminates the need for external devices for internet access, offering over 130 models with built-in cellular modules.

The shift towards connected laptops is driven by the increasing trend of remote work and the need for secure, reliable internet access. Additionally, the upcoming end of life for Windows 10 and transition to Windows 11 emphasizes the importance of upgrading to devices that support newer security standards and connectivity technologies.

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