Samsung will launch the world’s first 4G netbook using technology Long Term Evolution (LTE). Gadget will be incorporated as a Kalma 4G chipsets will allow download speeds up to 100Mbps. Other features include an N150′s 10 inch display, 1.66 GHz Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive and an impressive 8.5 hours autonomy.

Those from Sony say they are ready to produce and distribute it worldwide, but this depends on how they will evolve 4G networks. First is expected in the U.S., where this year will be implemented first LTE systems.

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