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karakas   01-07-2009 at 09:38:32 PM

Ok, this is not a Cingular-only question, but since I had to choose a subsection I chose the first one.


Hello, I am planning a small roadtrip in the US, and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to have internett access while traveling. In the bigger cities there are probably alot of hotspots, but I need something that I can use when there aren't any hotspots (or I simply can't find them).

Here in Norway we have something called Mobile Internet where you pay a fixed amount and then you can connect a modem to your laptop and surf on the 3G network.

As far as I can see it's the same as this:

http://mobilebusiness.sprint.com/u [...] v3_300x600


But if I buy a modem separately, is it possible for me as a forreigner to buy a one or 2 month subscripion to such a service?

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mschenkel   03-16-2009 at 02:29:27 AM

Yes - you could rent an aircard from a company such as Rovair (www.rovair.com). They rent aircards for the Verizon and Sprint carriers. Generally speaking, if you are going to be in more rural areas, I would opt for a Verizon card. Verizon has the more superior network in less populated areas.

M.S.

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