Laptop connection
#2
a wireless sprint air card is the best way to go. depending on the one you get, it can cost anywhere from $200 - $300, $59.99 per month for unlimited access. be sure to bring in your laptop so they can get you the proper fitting one if you decide to go without the one that goes into your usb slot(s).
yes, it's more expensive than t/a or flying j's wi-fi networks, but much better and more stable. sprint also has the most coverage around the country. just don't be expecting coverage in the middle of nowhere, much of wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, and montana. sprint just recently got some high speed coverage in weed, california.
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Originally Posted by Syncrosonix
a wireless sprint air card is the best way to go. depending on the one you get, it can cost anywhere from $200 - $300, $59.99 per month for unlimited access. be sure to bring in your laptop so they can get you the proper fitting one if you decide to go without the one that goes into your usb slot(s).
yes, it's more expensive than t/a or flying j's wi-fi networks, but much better and more stable. sprint also has the most coverage around the country. just don't be expecting coverage in the middle of nowhere, much of wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, and montana. sprint just recently got some high speed coverage in weed, california. that's why I have/ go with AT&T Cingular--- coverage EVERYWHERE!
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Originally Posted by headborg
Originally Posted by Syncrosonix
a wireless sprint air card is the best way to go. depending on the one you get, it can cost anywhere from $200 - $300, $59.99 per month for unlimited access. be sure to bring in your laptop so they can get you the proper fitting one if you decide to go without the one that goes into your usb slot(s).
yes, it's more expensive than t/a or flying j's wi-fi networks, but much better and more stable. sprint also has the most coverage around the country. just don't be expecting coverage in the middle of nowhere, much of wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, and montana. sprint just recently got some high speed coverage in weed, california. that's why I have/ go with AT&T Cingular--- coverage EVERYWHERE!
#6
There are VERY FEW places where I don't have a connection with Sprint.
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Ok, who has tried different vendors before settling on their service?
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Originally Posted by dle
Ok, who has tried different vendors before settling on their service?
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to be completely fare-- if the original question was which provider provides the best quality connection- bandwidth, speed.
I did watch a guy with a sprint aircard- using SlingBox to stream TV broadcast from his home to the upstairs Crete-Marietta, Ga terminal one day...and I was impressed(and not usually easy to impress me) it handled it very well- not hang ups at all- a few second delay compared to what was on the local DirectTV playing on the tv in the room-- but still impressive. not certain if my AT&T connection would/will do as well. |


