Verizon's seriousness in his 4G debut, seems no doubt. The emergence of Thunderbolt (HTC), Revolution (LG), Droid Bionic (Motorola), Samsung 4G Smartphone, XOOM Tablet (Motorola) and the new version of LTE Galaxy Tab (Samsung), all with 4G LTE support, is should be a reliable evidence for this seriousness. And the emergence of MiFi 4510L (4G LTE hotspots capable device), is to strengthen all.
The MiFi 4510L will be compatible with the 4G network and will also work with 3G areas where LTE might not be available yet. The presence of this device is certainly needed by customers of 4G service in the future. There will be many people who plan to take the packet data, and use it to access the internet via laptops, PCs and other wi-fi compatible devices in the personal and limited environment, though perhaps the features like Wi-Fi tethering, which allows a smartphone to be functioned as a Wi-Fi Access Point (AP), will be found in some products smartphones in the future, and certainly with a special data service plan.
Verizon also announced that 49 more markets will receive Verizon's LTE service by the first half of this year and expected more than 140 markets will be covered by the end of 2011. Verizon charges $50 for 5 GB and $80 for 10 GB on special data plan in LTE USB modem. 49 markets details : DroidLife
After all, we will wait for the development of 4G services (LTE) from Verizon, and we'll see how customers respond to this "10 times faster than 3G" network, and how many people will upgrade their data plan from 3G to 4G, after everything is completely exist in the air.
