Nokia Booklet 3G $299 at Best Buy with AT&T Subscription
Why Don't?
Wouldn't it be easier, cheaper and have far more options if you pick your favorite netbook for like $350 or less, get a usb network card from the carrier of your choice and use that?
Chances are in two years or less this netbook is gonna crap out, or you're gonna want something else, and what are you going to do, pay full for a datacard?
I have a 2.5 year old Sprint SW 595u datacard that works fine with any computer I have, I even toss it on a cradlepoint router and share it, macbooks, acer netbook, asus notebook, all at the same time. I just can't see getting this?
Chances are in two years or less this netbook is gonna crap out, or you're gonna want something else, and what are you going to do, pay full for a datacard?
I have a 2.5 year old Sprint SW 595u datacard that works fine with any computer I have, I even toss it on a cradlepoint router and share it, macbooks, acer netbook, asus notebook, all at the same time. I just can't see getting this?
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Since you have sprint you might not know the benefits of GSM with and the SIM card. You are not locked to a device with this. Just buy a new device and put your sim in it. 1 data sim can be put in as many different devices you like at any time without having to call the carrier. My data SIM has been in phones, different USB and PC Card adapters, different built-in 3G laptops. Just swap it out and there you go. CDMA providers like Sprint and Verizon really limit your device choice. And some people don't like having a USB modem or a cellphone tethered to their mobile computer.
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