. Bloomberg reports that the first generation of Microsoft's Surface tablets will only support Wi-Fi connectivity to start, and won't be able to connect with carriers' proprietary 4G networks. But as Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi notes in the Bloomberg story, this isn't necessarily a bad thing since many people are happy having only Wi-Fi connectivity on their laptops and tablets, and are also wary of having an LTE-connected tablet that could subject them to overage fees if they exceed their monthly limits.
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