Sprint unveiled the first 3 devices that will operate on its forthcoming 4G LTE network: the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the LG “Viper”, and the Sierra Wireless Tri-Network Hotspot. Pricing and release dates were not disclosed. Approximately 15 4G LTE devices are currently on track to be launched in 2012 including handsets, tablets and data cards. Sprint will continue to sell its WiMAX-based devices.
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