I just read an article in French (Computex 2017):
http://www.lesnumeriques.com/ordinateur-portable/computex-2017-orange-fournira-4g-sur-windows-10-n63483.html
I also put the one in English that evokes the subject of windows 10 and esim:
https://mspoweruser.com/future-windows-10-pcs-will-support-esim-technology-and-5g-networks/
It will be interesting to see if the LTE version of the V could integrate the esim, which I think is the future in the field of SIM cards in international.
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I would love to see eSIM become more widespread.
Unfortunately, I’m doubtful the US market (where i live) will embrace it, due to the stranglehold telecommunications companies keep on internet access and the American people.
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inffy
June 1, 2017, 4:20pm
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Currently eSim is not an option as its not widespread even in europe
Surface Pro 2017 LTE uses eSIM, but also supports nanoSIM. So why not both?
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inffy
June 1, 2017, 5:23pm
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That was what i was kind of meaning that only ESIM isn’t the option as most of European carriers don’t support it at the moment
So esim + nano-sim would be great.
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redge73
December 21, 2017, 5:17am
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eSIM should be possible on Eve V with software share the wireless radio frequency chip withtout extra hardware ?
just with a software ugprade ?
Don’t think that would be possible. The Wi-Fi chips wouldn’t support carriers bands