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Verizon Adds Kyocera EV-DO Data Card

Apr 18, 2005, 1:09 PM by (staff)

Verizon has added a laptop data card from Kyocera to their EV-DO high speed data lineup. The carrier already offers data cards from Novatel and Audiovox, however the Kyocera card has a more adjustable antenna. Early reports from testers also claim that the Kyocera card averages higher and more consistent data speeds as well. The card is available for $100 after rebate with a 2 year service contract. Broadband Access, Verizon's unlimited high speed data package, costs $80 per month.

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Michael1963

Apr 19, 2005, 3:45 PM

We got KPC 650 and PowerBooks talking :)

We modified some files in the System to get the KPC650 and PowerBook talking to one another, here is the info:

http://www.EVDOinfo.com/Tips/PC_5220/PowerBook_Mac_O ... »

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