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Re: CELL PHONE INTERNET ACCESS
WPSANTENNAS-MATT wrote: vort max wrote: i have been trying to find out if verizon's "national access" exists in my area so as to connect via an aircard. verizon reps dont seem to know for sure. since there is verizon digital service would that be the same as national access? thanks I would recommend visiting evdoinfo.com or evdoforums.com. There is information available and it is updated hourly. Here's the VerizonWireless.com link. Near the bottom of the page is a link to enter your city and state and it will show you a coverage map. You can't receive broadband signals but there is a signal I believe the air card will pick up. http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/promotion/controller?promotionType=miniPac&action=miniStart Good luck, Brent484Views0likes0CommentsRe: CELL PHONE INTERNET ACCESS
VerizonWireless Broadband access using thier V620 air card for $79.99 a month and is separate from my cell phone is amazing. I get on at about 600 kbs up to 1200 kbps always here in San Diego. we're going to Lake Skinner, CA Thursday and I'll be interested at what speed, if any, I can connect.604Views0likes0CommentsRe: CELL PHONE INTERNET ACCESS
I just bought a VerizonWireless v620 PCMCIA card for $150.00 with a $100.00 mailin rebate. The monthly charge is $79.99. I also bought a EV-DO booster antenna that added two bars to the signal I was getting. Now I can use my laptop anywhere there is a Verizon signal. I have been connecting at about 500 kps instead of the Quick2Net of 35 kps. It's more costly but so is a lot of other things we spend our money on. I can surf now and the pages are loaded instantly. I just downloaded the Mozilla browser of 11.4 MB in less than five minutes.615Views0likes0Comments
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