The 24 one;
http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/index.cf...nDuration=30&INT-PSHOP-211107-USBModem-BuyNow
and would the express card version be faster? It says ... per MB, what does that mean? I would only want to go on the internet, and would this product work abroad (outside UK)?
Thanks...
J
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
These require service contract to use, and can be quite expensive. Some charge by the min, some have unlimited. As far as working abroad it depends on the company.
As far as speed goes that is unknown, again related to the service. Some users in the US say their fast other say it slow, all depends on loacation. Those devices work off of cel towers. -
HSDPA is a 3G phone standard for new mobile phones. It's basically the INTERNET PROTOCOL that cell phones use to access the internet and email and other data. When you get HSDPA put into a laptop, it means you basically get wireless internet wherever you are. Other variants include EV-DO (2G CDMA) and EDGE (2G GSM). Both of which are much slower than 3G (HSDPA).
Keep in mind though, there are WAAAY MORE than just those three! -
It doesn't matter USB or express card, both have bandwith larger than HSDPA 3.6Mbit/s. -
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The total data you download + upload. They'll charge you 4.99 for every MB.
If you watch YouTube, you'll easily download 5MB of data. -
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Depends, if the page contains a lot of photos, you can easily get up to 500kB to 1MB. If you have audio file on it like those on MySpace, you can easily have 1MB of files downloaded each time you load the page.
For comparisons, loading one page on NBR might require downloading around 50kB of data. Maybe less. Usually images use a lot of bandwidth, the same can be said for flash contents, and even more bandwidth is used for audio or video. -
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Is this HSDPA?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Jewperman, Jan 9, 2008.