Sprint 3G Wireless Internet – Broadband for laptops and connection cards
In the U.S., the third largest wireless internet network, Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE: S) continues losing customers every single quarter. Sprint is trying to jump ahead to rivalry by offering high-tech services.
By the end of 2009, the Company will be enhancing its Wimax wireless internet offerings to 17 new cities. The Company connects their nation-wide customers to the premiere wireless connection in America. Additionally, Sprint Wireless Internet service will enhance to this year, according to the company, the other metros will be added in 2010, such as Boston, Houston, New York City, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
Sprint Wireless Broadband Internet Connection Cards:
Now, thousands of people are obtaining wireless broadband connection with Sprint wireless internet – DSL speeds without the wires.
- Largest Network - Connect across the nation in 10,000 cities and 900 airports coast-to-coast
- Fastest Network – Averages of 600 to 1400 Kbps with peak rates up to 3.1 Mbps.
- Industry-leading security – Sprint Power VisionSM Network
- Lowest Prices - One low price for 5GB Bandwidth – $59.99 per month.
- Mobile freedom – turn on and connect anywhere in the nationwide network.
- Free Connection Manager Software included given below:
- Sprint SmartViewSM software to manage connection and applications
- Easy-to-install, easy-to-use software
- Works with Windows XP/Vista/2000 PC’s Desktops and Laptops, Intel MacBooks with OS 10.4 or greater, and Linux
- Supports automatic software and firmware updated from the Internet
- Manage 3G and WiFi connections
Choosing a Connection Card:
You can choose the three types of cards which are given below,
Sierra Wireless 598U:
- New chipset that supports increased upload and download speeds
- Easy Install USB Card – Plug and Go – Works in laptops and desktops
- GPS Enabled
- OS Support: Windows Vista, XP, 2000; Mac OS X
- Smallest Card Available
- 2-in-1 Device with microSD slot for portable data storage
- Support for Macbooks with Pentium processors, USB port, and OS X 10.4.11 or higher
- Rev A Ready- Broadband-like download speeds where available
- Built-in antenna with external antenna jack included
- Sprint SmartViewTM software to manage connection and applications
- Backward compatible with all versions of the sprint Vision and Power Vision networks
MiFiTM 2200 by Novatel Wireless – NEW!!
- No software installation required
- Universal Wi-Fi compatible for up to 5 devices
- GPS Navigation enabled
- Pocket-sized personal hotspot!
- 4 hours of user time, 40 hours standby
- Connector-less Mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. No cables, no ports/slots, no hassles
- Mobile Broadband EV-DO Rev A compatible – 3G speeds where available
- Advanced security through WPA2-PSK, WEP and SPI Firewall
- OS Support: Windows Vista, XP, 2000; Macintosh OS X; Linux; WiFi
- 4 hours of user time, 40 hours standby
- $99.99 after Mail-in Rebate
AirCard 402 by Sierra – NEW!!
- Ultra compact and convenient; Frees up USB ports for your other devices
- Mobile Broadband EV-DO Rev A compatible – 3G speeds where available
- 2-in-1 adapter for PC Card or ExpressCard slot
- External antenna port
- GPS Navigation enabled
- Sprint SmartViewTM Software
- Hands-Free Activation – no CD required for Windows and Mac OS Support
- OS Support: Windows Vista, XP, 200; Macintosh OS X (ver 10.4.11 or higher); Linux
$99.99 after Mail-in Rebate
Sprint Customer Service
For a long time many, many customers are talking about the horror stories about Sprint’s customer service. Sprint has great service and a great line up of devices, but perhaps not so great is Sprint’s customer service according to many customers.
Here are some reviews about Sprint’s Customer Service :
- Sprint has turned around their customer service, has the best pricing and the network rocks.
- I love Sprint! I’ve been a Sprint customer for 4 years and I’m happy!
- I used to be with verizon and believe me, the service was aweful, expensive,constant drop calls and customer service wasn’t proffesional at all. So cheer up for Sprint
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