Verizon is set to release the Wireless Network Extender Femtocell later this month. This device adds 5,000 square feet of CDMA coverage to the location of your choosing and supports up to three simultaneous calls. The extender uses GPS to verify that you’re not creating CDMA connections in other countries and this can be an issue if you locate the Femtocell where it can not get a GPS lock.  It’ll be available in Verizon stores and online starting January 25 for $249.99

[via Engadget]

Related Posts

• March 30, 2009 -- Verizon confirms plans to sell Netbooks (0)
• January 26, 2009 -- Verizon Debuts Femtocell Network Extender, AT&T Not Far Behind (0)
• January 25, 2009 -- February 1: Verizon Wireless Reimagines The Home Phone (0)
• November 6, 2008 -- Vodafone sez November 14 for Storm, Verizon offers new global plans for it (1)
• July 29, 2008 -- Sprint’s answer to T-Mobile’s Hotspot@home, Airave femtocell (0)
• July 11, 2008 -- A new chocolate from LG on Verizon this Sunday (0)
• June 12, 2008 -- Palm Centro heading Verizon, available soon for $99 (0)