Motorola V710
No NationalAccess service for V710??!!
I note that the features shown for the V710 on the Verizon Wireless website does not list their higher speed NationalAccess service as a feature that the V710 is capable of. Does this mean that the V710 cannot only be used as a modem with a PC or laptop computer at the slower 14.4 speed?
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No, you can use it for 1x... and I have tried it, it works very well! call the mobile office folks at VZW...
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Hey Level 2
Can you explain what the 1x... means. Couldn't find any description for this.
thnx
Can you explain what the 1x... means. Couldn't find any description for this.
thnx
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That the high speed service... there is also EVDO which will be dsl speed wireless over cdma which is popping up on vzw in cities across the country,,, slowly...
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so 1x is high speed. What else would be displayed here in the case of EVDO or others...
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I do not belive (but i can be wrong on this) that the 710 will support EVDO at this time. I will know more when I am in Vegas or DC where EVDO is now available.
The Verizon pc5220 card supports both 1x and EVDO for laptops and is $80 a month for unlimited use.
The Verizon pc5220 card supports both 1x and EVDO for laptops and is $80 a month for unlimited use.
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After reviewing the various plans on Verizon's website, I'm confused. I presently have the America's Choice plan. Does that mean that I do not have access to 1X higher speed data service?
And on their National Access plan, they show a coverage map area considerably smaller than the coverage map area shown with the America's Choice plan. Does that mean that the available coverage area for talk is really less, or are they simply showing the areas where 1X speed service is available?
Lastly, I notice that the National Access plan features do not include "no answer/busy transfer" voice mail. Does that mean that this plan sends calls to voice mail only when the phone is off or out of range, and not when you're using the pbone or just ...
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And on their National Access plan, they show a coverage map area considerably smaller than the coverage map area shown with the America's Choice plan. Does that mean that the available coverage area for talk is really less, or are they simply showing the areas where 1X speed service is available?
Lastly, I notice that the National Access plan features do not include "no answer/busy transfer" voice mail. Does that mean that this plan sends calls to voice mail only when the phone is off or out of range, and not when you're using the pbone or just ...
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