- Mobile internet query.
- Posted by Fred on November 11th, 2005
What service or system do I require to use my laptop while out and about,
without relying on wireless hotspots? Or is that not possible, or
ridiculously expensive?
- Posted by Dan Evans on November 11th, 2005
"Fred" <notme@parachute.net.uk> wrote in message
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GPRS, but you need to define "ridiculous"
Dan
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- Posted by Mitch on November 11th, 2005
In article <43744a07@clear.net.nz>, Fred <notme@parachute.net.uk> wrote:
You need a receiver (either plugged into the PC card slot, into a port,
or cell phone paired with Bluetooth) and service.
It won't be fast, it won't be as simple to connect, but it can happen
anywhere.
It might be more practical (and certainly will be easier) to subscribe
to one of the coalition services; services that tie hotspots together
so that a user can connect to groups of different coalition members.
- Posted by Tony on November 11th, 2005
"Fred" <notme@parachute.net.uk> wrote in message
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Something like:
http://online.vodafone.co.uk/dispatc...pageID=BS_0111
- Posted by Trax on November 11th, 2005
"Fred" <notme@parachute.net.uk> wrote:
|>What service or system do I require to use my laptop while out and about,
|>without relying on wireless hotspots? Or is that not possible, or
|>ridiculously expensive?
|>
As mention'd GPRS.
I have had my Nokia phone connected to my computer with Bluetooth and
connect to the internet as a 56K modem (thru the phone).
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