Verizon will be the only provider supporting Samsung’s new Chromebook Plus V2 LTE, Samsung confirmed. Verizon will release pricing for its LTE service for the gadget at a later date.

Although Samsung’s new Chromebook is certainly not the first laptop/tablet-style device to feature built-in LTE capabilities, it nonetheless signals increased efforts by the wireless industry to install LTE connections into devices beyond phones.

As noted by The Verge, Samsung’s new Chromebook Plus V2 LTE essentially stands as an LTE version of the Chromebook Plus that Samsung announced earlier this year—and that device was itself an upgrade to Samsung’s previous Chromebooks. Nonetheless, Samsung’s Chromebook Plus V2 LTE features a two-in-one design that allows users to manipulate the device as either a laptop or a tablet; the gadget features a 1 megapixel front-facing camera, 4 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage.