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The world of mobile internet users is abuzz with the big news of the year: next generation wireless internet networks are coming to cities and communities across the nation and the planet! It has been a seemingly long wait (in reality the lapse between third and fourth generation mobile standards has half as long as that between second and third generation standards, but don’t expect that to quell the thirst for next generation standards one bit), and thank heavens it is a wait that is already over for many millions of Americans and which will soon be over for many millions upon millions more. Having taken root for the first time in the US in the city of Baltimore in 2009, 4G networks have incrementally and steadily spread to dozens and dozens of other cities across the nation; from a measly handful at the very end of 2009, the list has already grown to many dozen by mid-2010 and is likely to reach well over 100 cities and towns by this time in 2011…all of which is really, really exciting if you love your mobile internet connection!

The spread of 4G is mostly concentrated in urban areas where much of the infrastructure needed to deploy such networks is already in place, and all that needs to be done is to have a handful of new, fourth generation radio transmitters placed in piggy-back fashion on preexisting towers/structures. This sort of thrifty form of deploying fourth generation networks further consolidates what is already considered to be the most economical of all mobile internet communications standards, thanks to the brilliant and powerful technology that has gone into WiMax (the currently dominant transmission system used in fourth generation networks). Nonetheless, next generation wireless won’t only be making its appearance in major urban areas over the coming months and years but will also be popping up in many parts of the more rural and remote parts of the continent. This is because, to the great surprise of many of the biggest telecoms in the country, rural Americans have demonstrated a tremendous appetite for high speed mobile internet services. The result of that phenomenon, as unexpected as it happens to be, is that these companies find that the return-on-investment in these kinds of remote places is not that much inferior to the return-on-investment when dealing with the big cities. In short, next generation wireless is coming to a city and a farm near you-assuming it hasn’t already shown up!

The difference that fourth generation mobile makes is, undoubtedly, quite huge: we’re talking more than twice as fast as 3G connections in almost all cases. In fact, at certain non-peak hours it might even be possible for a fourth generation wireless user to download files (big, multimedia files that never before would have been accessible from a mobile device) at speeds of up to 12 Mbps or even more…and that is only a teaser of what is to come. Within the next year or two, data transfer speeds are likely going to careen past the 20 and then the 30 and the 40 Mbps mark!

The new iPod video has a design that is of great improvement compared to the earlier models. It is obviously slimmer and more petite in appearance. Definitely there is more to marvel about when it comes to the dimension, design as well as the gadget functions and features.

The latest video is 10% thinner than the last model. More so, it offers a lot more amazing features and capabilities. While it is definite that there will arrive better video gadget designs as it continuously evolves, there are of course lot of reasons to savor about in this new video, what with all its nice features and qualities.

First of all, the LCD display has a bigger format, with resolution of 2.5 inches. This only means that the user can enjoy videos with more than 60,000 hues. Such option is possible with the presence of high-tech screen.

One positive feature of the newest iPod video gadget design is the total waterproof protection it offers. The video enjoys special housing, thereby effectively protecting the iPod screen from possible scratches or damages. It likewise comes with a special quality headset which is resistant to water with depths of up to three meters.

Indeed, the new slim iPod video design can be considered a great success and certainly a hit among many users. The design is touted as one of the most appreciated feature of this new video device. Its sleekness is even judged by some as providing the video device an attractive, sexy look.