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• Pros: Convenience of having mobile wireless connectivity already set up as soon as you get your laptop (no need to install your own mobile broadband device); less obtrusive than a USB 3G or 4G laptop stick. • Cons: Not transferable to other laptops or devices. • Example: In the configuration options for the HP EliteBook 2540p ultraportable laptop, for example, there's a drop-down option for HP Mobile Broadband that will add the 'universal mobile broadband module' to your laptop. The module works with Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and AT&T wireless data services. Can be either hardware devices like FreedomPop's Freedom Spot or a feature on your mobile device. You connect your laptop wirelessly to the 4G or 3G mobile hotspot, much like you would connect to a wi-fi network. As with the other options, you'll need to subscribe to a mobile data plan for your mobile hotspot device—or if you may need to pay an extra 'hotspot' fee to use the built-in hotspot feature on your smartphone. Mac os x for vmware download.

One major advantage of a mobile hotspot, however, is that you can typically connect more than one device to it for shared mobile Internet access.