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Lenovo will offer a laptop with ultrawideband built in: This should be the first computer to hit the market where UWB is an integral part. There aren't any peripherals out yet with UWB in them, of course, and the first devices will be Certified Wireless USB, most likely--cable extenders rather than, say, a camera with UWB instead of Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Still, the industry keeps rumbling that UWB's day in the sun is Any Day Now. Still waiting!