Wankel7
It's a slippery slope...
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Well, a few of my friends have this so I jumped on teh bandwagon
Basicly, it is a service offered by Sprint and Verison that is a wide area internet system. So, if you are in the Sprint PCS network you can get anywhere from 40kbs-130kbs download speed.
However, if you are in the EVDO network you can get speeds of 400kbs - 700kbs. Sprint seems to have started their EVDO rollout at airports. Which is great for those who spend lots of time in the airport.
Seems like the unlimited data plan is 80 bucks a month if you don't have a voice plan with sprint. However , Sprint offers some great discounts. And now the card for your laptop costs about 100 bucks with an instant rebate.
Here is a link to Sprints deal
http://www.sprint.com/business/products/products/wirelessHighSpeedData.jsp
And this is Verizons
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/mobileoptions/broadband/serviceoverview.jsp
I should be using it by Monday so... I will get back to the thread on how it works.
Seems like Verizon has the better high speed network. However, I was able to get a 25 percent discount with sprint..money talks
Basicly, it is a service offered by Sprint and Verison that is a wide area internet system. So, if you are in the Sprint PCS network you can get anywhere from 40kbs-130kbs download speed.
However, if you are in the EVDO network you can get speeds of 400kbs - 700kbs. Sprint seems to have started their EVDO rollout at airports. Which is great for those who spend lots of time in the airport.
Seems like the unlimited data plan is 80 bucks a month if you don't have a voice plan with sprint. However , Sprint offers some great discounts. And now the card for your laptop costs about 100 bucks with an instant rebate.
Here is a link to Sprints deal
http://www.sprint.com/business/products/products/wirelessHighSpeedData.jsp
And this is Verizons
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/mobileoptions/broadband/serviceoverview.jsp
I should be using it by Monday so... I will get back to the thread on how it works.
Seems like Verizon has the better high speed network. However, I was able to get a 25 percent discount with sprint..money talks
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