Let’s take as an example the new long term evolution USB modem from LG that was demonstrated at CES this year. The LTE modem allows to download files at speed of 100 Mb/s and upload information at 50 Mb/s. It means that 4G mobile communications technologies from LG bring you closer to multimedia content in the Net. Now it takes only one minute to download a new film or a music album on your notebook using mobile broadband connection.

A Google netbook based on Chrome OS may be as real as a much-talked-of Google smartphone based on Android OS. So this new gadget should be considered as the best product for support of the first PC operating system that was developed by Google programmers.

According to the rumors that appear in different online-communities of IT experts, Google plans to put its netbook on the market at the end of 2010. As expected, it will have embedded modules for broadband Internet connection (WWAN), 3G and 4G modems and flash memory instead of hard drive.

The Huawei Technologies company claims that i-Mo is the smallest wireless modem in the world. This gadget has become available to customers in Q2 2009, but still none of high-tech companies hasn’t tried to contest its superiority.

i-Mo helps people to use high-speed Internet anytime and anywhere allowing to transfer data at speeds of up to 7.2 Mbit / s (for downloads) and 5.76 Mbit / s (for uploads). The modem has a built-in slot for SD-cards, so it can be used as a USB flash drive.