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GPRS PCMCIA laptop cards - anyone use one?

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Old 09 June 2004, 05:13 PM
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t-mobile is doing the datacard for £50 and a monthly subscription of £13.50. that including 100mb/month which is more usage.

so it all depends if you gonna be using it a lot or very tiny little!
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Can I have one too please?
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just say you need 2 datacard for peer to peer
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Bugger!!

Thanks for trying m8

Asking O2 to get us one on a "trial" basis as we're signed up to get "quite a few" XDAs over the coming months...
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Must go google the SPV

Not aware that TT did a version for an SPV - but I may be behind the times here


Interesting possibilities for me if they did or that it used the full PPC2003 OS or .NET
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Orange SPV is an XDA2 in an Orange logo & a different ROM
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