ReadyBroadband has 3 plans. A 100 MB, a 200 MB and a 750 MB plan. Since they all expire in less than a month, their plans are for short term occasional use.
Category: Providers
There are 3 kinds of mobile broadband. Postpaid, prepaid and rental. Postpaid offers discounted equipment in exchange for a long term contract. Prepaid offers no contracts in exchange for full price equipment. Rental offers no contract or equipment ownership in exchange for a higher overall cost.
AT&T Option USBConnect Velocity | Turn-By-Turn GPS & 3G Speeds
AT&T’s USBConnect Velocity can triple as a 16 GB flash drive, Voice-Guided GPS navigation & as a 3G connection. Now, if only it had a swivel USB port.
AirCard Rental | Sprint MiFi 2200 & Sierra 598U Roadtest
The MiFi 2200 and 598 USB broadband card face off against each ohter on the road courtesy of AirCard Rental, a mobile broadband rental company.
AT&T 3G Coverage | 2010 Review
AT&T 3G coverage works best in urban areas & interstates. In most other places, Verizon & Sprint come out on top.
AT&T 3G Speed Tests | 2010 Review
AT&T 3G speed is heavily advertised as ‘the nation’s fastest 3g network’. Unfortunately, it’s the 3rd most reliable.
AT&T Prepaid Mobile Broadband | 2010 Review
AT&T’s plans are carbon copy of Verizon’s prepaid offer. If you must go this route, check out the prepaid mobile broadband comparison first.
AT&T 3G Mobile Broadband Plans | 2010 Review
With 2 AT&T 3G plans to choose from, most will get the 5 GB. However, the Apple iPad gets unlimited mobile broadband for half the price.
Sprint Mobile Broadband | 2010
Sprint mobile broadband is back with an unlimited mobile broadband plan, expanding 4G coverage & a wide selection broadband cards.