2 GB MicroSD memory card, WLAN networks available expandable to 16GB Symbian os 9.3/ S60 3.2.3 Camera Sierra Wireless Compass (USB Modem) HSUPA/UMTS 850/1900/2100 MHz EDGE/GPRS/GSM 850/900/1800/ 1900MHz HSDPA Category 8 - DL 7.2 Mbps HSUPA Category 5 - UL 2 Mbps 800/900/2100MHz RX-Diversity Qualcomm MSM 6290 Windows Vista®, Vista 64, XP, XP Figure 10.13 Examples of HSPA devices. Reproduced from C GSM Association [38] Smart Wireless Devices loop phones, wireless modems and wireless modules. Some examples of EV-DO devices are shown in Figure 10.14. WiMAX CPEs (Customer Premise Equipment) are very few in number as compared to HSPA and EV-DO. CPE could be mounted on walls (outdoor) or can be placed indoors The CPE does not include the laptop or desktop or computers. Currently (mid 2010) less than 5 WiMAX handheld (phones, dongles and data cards) units are available in the world. The very first handheld WiMAX device SWD- M100 Mondi by Samsung was launched in March 2009. Some examples of such devices are shown in Figure 10.15. A handful of devices support world mode. WorldMode could be in the form of CDMA2000/WiMAX, CDMA2000/HSPA, WCDMA/CDMA2000 or CDMA2000/GPRS. Some examples of such devices are shown in Figure 10.16. 10.12 Industry Outlook Smart Devices will continue to become more user-friendly and feature rich and at the same time complex in terms of hardware and software integration. Figure 10.17 shows a high level transition for the different components of the device. Some key advancements in the capabilities of devices are as follows: EV-DO, HSPA and WiMAX chipset enabled laptops will start to emerge in 2010: Qualcomm's Gobi technology is currently in more than 50 notebook and netbook models providing mobile broadband connectivity (February 2010). During September 2008, A&T, Verizon, Panasonic and HP announced that they will support Qual- comm's Gobi chip. Gobi allows users to switch seamlessly between 3G networks around the world, including GSM, EDGE, HSPA, and EV-DO. Dual mode Smartphones: Hong Kong based hand