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Apparently the crazy guy who installed Mac OS X onto the OQO isn’t the only Apple fanatic today. Another geek has hacked his USB Verizon EVDO card to fit inside a MacBook Air. This is an amazing feat given laptops thinness.
Jordan Bunnell has posted step by step instructions on his website. Unfortunately the mod requires the removal of the built-in WiFi/Bluetooth card, but Bunnell says he never used those features anyways. Read more … Engadget.
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