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AT&T: We Like HSPA 
dailywireless.org | by Sam Churchill | Fri, May 16
Currently, AT&T’s USB data card costs $99 and $60/month for unlimited usage, Sprint’s USB EVDO modem costs $99, plus $60 a month and Verizon charges $149 for their USB modem and $60-per-month — but only for 5Gb per month. Beyond that, it charges a stunning 49 cents per Mb. Speeds using ce...
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DataJack, launching next month at CES, is a dongle with a difference — it offers 3G high speed cellular data for just $39.99 a month, without any contract commitments. DataJack promises no early termination fees, no deposits, no credit check, and their USB modem costs just $99 at signup. The...
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