Envy 17 3D 2090NR: Compatible wireless minicard/module with GPS, preferably 4g (or 3G)?

We're looking for a compatible internal wireless minicard/module with GPS and preferably 4g for a series of Envy 17 3d 2090NRs. We also NEED to maintain WiFi, but on the Envy 17 3D I believe the Intel WIFI is integrated on the mobo... If not, we'll need at least 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi in whatever minicard/module solution we go with,
The selected minicard/module must also be compatible with either AT&T or Verizon.

Take a look at the AT&T or Verizon offerings for the USB solutions that they recommend and/or sell or lease. Your notebook does not have an externally accessible mini-PCIe port nor a slot for a WWAN module.
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