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802.11 built in?
That means that in many areas you don't need Cingular's expensive data plan, just access to a wireless network

Mobile networks, even 3G networks, are far more ubiquitous than Wi-Fi hotspots and - though I am going by T-Mobile UK rates here - ?7.50 extra per month is cheaper than ?6.00 per hour, no reality distortion field can alter that.

With many cities going to ubiquitous free wifi, this seems like a no brainer.

And beyond city limits...?
Posted by: GeoNorth   Posted on: 01/12/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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2 1/2 years?  vcwizard2006@... | 01/09/07
probably decided to wait to let the competition  hirez | 01/10/07
Great "MOBILE"  Techpert | 01/09/07
Monthly service charges?  deepee912 | 01/10/07
Check Cingular  nomorems | 01/10/07
oh the hype!  zd@... | 01/10/07
What about its built in 802.11n?  bbaker@... | 01/10/07
802.11 built in?  GeoNorth | 01/12/07
SOFTWARE TOWER OF BABEL  BALTHOR | 01/10/07
A turnip farmer in Ohio has been given this  hirez | 01/10/07
Dell ad covers talkback page  rondavid | 01/10/07
Love my BlackBerry & iPod dont want the morphed iFrankenstein pod-phone  jduvall | 01/10/07
Will not displace the BlackBerry anytime soon  dano-z | 01/11/07
IPhone almost there  lnelson@... | 01/12/07
Not 3G...? Not interested  GeoNorth | 01/12/07

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