05-22-2010, 09:05 PM
On Verizon, no. If they said no then they dont have the DSLAM's there.
On the 3g, it is faster and better then dial up. But... you need to make sure it has service at your house. Verizon has very good coverage across the US, but there are holes. ATT national coverage for 3g it terrible.
I have a couple of verizon wireless PCMIA cards we use for our employees. In strong area's we can get 3 meg. in weak area's 512. Both better then dial up but spotty.
FYI on the wireless option, if you go with an Andriod you can make it a 802.11 wifi transmitter. With verizon service you have to hack the phone but the information is avaiable on the web.
Note that your cost for the cell plan with unlimited data may be very close to that $80 number.
On the 3g, it is faster and better then dial up. But... you need to make sure it has service at your house. Verizon has very good coverage across the US, but there are holes. ATT national coverage for 3g it terrible.
I have a couple of verizon wireless PCMIA cards we use for our employees. In strong area's we can get 3 meg. in weak area's 512. Both better then dial up but spotty.
FYI on the wireless option, if you go with an Andriod you can make it a 802.11 wifi transmitter. With verizon service you have to hack the phone but the information is avaiable on the web.
Note that your cost for the cell plan with unlimited data may be very close to that $80 number.
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