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Clear Makes Good on WiMax Launches One Month Late

Oct 5, 2009, 7:35 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Clear officially launched its WiMax mobile Internet services in the markets of Millidgeville, Ga., Salem, Ore., and eight markets throughout Texas, including: Abilene, Amarillo, Corpus Christi, Lubbock, Midland/Odessa, Killeen/Temple, Waco and Wichita Falls. Clear had initially said the eight Texas markets would launch by September 1. Clearwire is offering laptop dongles and wireless internet plans on those markets starting at $10 for one day of access, $25 for home internet service and $35 per month for mobile data plans.

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Slammer

Oct 5, 2009, 11:09 AM

Awesome Deal...

I don't know why anyone would not want to jump on this if it is offered in your area. This proves portability can come cheap.

Jayshmay

Come October 15th I will be a Clear customer!!!
That's my next payday. I'm just sick of waiting, and waiting for REAL broadband speeds from ATT. Plus Clear is unlimited, where as the big 4 have evil data limits. I can actually USE the internet with C...
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Jayshmay

Oct 5, 2009, 9:42 AM

I've been researching Clear. . .

Here's the deal with Clear there IS an option to go month to month, you don't have to be married to the damn company with an evil contract!!!
Month 2 month option:
USB modem: $60
Activation: $35
Service: $20/mo 1st 6mo.'s
Total: $115 + tax.

I just spoke with both Clear's customer support, and tech support, and ask all sorts of questions. I even asked where the closest towers are to where I live & work, and there are towers a third of a mile from both places. My work is right in between TWO towers. So YEAH, YEAH, I'm all set. Now all I need is for my next payday (10/15) to get here!!! So they advertise speeds of 3-6mbps, with burst of up to 10mbps. I'm hoping that because I'm so close to a tower that my speeds will be closer to 6-8mbp...
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Disrespect

Oct 5, 2009, 8:18 AM

I can't wait

I can't wait for this to come to Houston. 4g internet service with a X-box 360 and Call of duty modern warfare 2 😁

Azeron

If we ever get it here, that will cut my VZW lines down to three.

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