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Hi Michael –
I have a Samsung A310 phone and Verizon
Mobile Office “kit” which includes two things: the cable to connect
the A310 to any USB port and the Venturi software. You will need to have “National
Access” (which used to be called “Express Network”) set for
your account by the Verizon folks. National Access is the high speed internet
access. With National Access, your data transfer rate will be as high as
1 megabyte of file per minute. Without National Access, you will be
limited to about the same as a normal dial up land line – 20 kbps or
so. The PCMCIA cards are not needed with National Access, and when used provide
slow transmission rates. Ask for National Access under “Minutes of
Use”, which means that you can use it any time and it only costs what a
regular phone call would cost – that means free when you have free
evenings and weekends. If the Verizon rep tries to get you to sign up for
the $80 per month National Access package, call back and talk to someone else.
Go to YahooGroup and check out InternetByCellPhone.
The moderator, Don Blake, regularly outlines the best access package to get
from Verizon and what specific options to ask for.
Take care,
Howard
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From: Michael Harrison
[mailto:mdharrison1234@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday,
February 08, 2004<span
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To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [amibroker] Re:
Laptop and Wireless
Hello Howard,
Would you mind sharing name of the
hardware you use to connect? Do you use a cell phone ( model #) or are
you using a PCMCIA card?
Thanks
Mike Harrison
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>-----Original Message-----
From: howard bandy
[mailto:howardbandy@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday,
February 08, 2004<span
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To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [amibroker] Re:
Laptop and Wireless
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>Greetings –
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<span
>There is a Yahoo Group
– InternetByCellPhone – that discusses many of the alternative
methods of using a cell phone to connect a laptop to the internet. The
consensus is that Verizon service using Mobile Office cable and software is the
leader. I have exactly that setup and find that download speed can reach
about 1 MB of file per minute of wall clock time. Upload speeds are
lower, and transfer rates in both directions depend on other traffic through
the cell phone tower. All of this depends on being in an area that has
Verizon Digital cell phone service, which is pretty good in urban areas.
Neither T-Mobile nor ATT Wireless has many supporters for use with
laptops. Visit or join InternetByCellPhone for all the details.
<span
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<span
>Howard
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>-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin243@xxxxxxx
[mailto:Kevin243@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday,
February 03, 2004<span
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To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re:
Laptop and Wireless
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>Anybody have any experience with a
lap top using wireless phone, like Dell is offering, via T-Mobile and ATT
wireless?
<span
>
<span
>Kevin
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>
<span
>In a message dated 2/3/04<font
size=2 face=Arial> 4:27:50 PM
Central Standard Time, jnk1997@xxxxxxxxx writes:
<span
>Wireless works great!
I am not a computer geek by no means (48 years old) and had no
problem setting up a D=Link wireless router and laptop card. (I
called them before installation for answers to a few questions and
any tricks, I believe that's why I had no problem)
The setup works throughout the house.
(I have hi speed cable, can't really tell the difference when
accessing wirelessly with an 802.11b setup)
Regards
Jim
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> Hi,
> I am tired of being trapped in my trading room, and would like to
buy
> a laptop. Can some one give me some feed back pro or con, about
> using a laptop and wireless internet to trade with.
>
> thank you,
> Dennis
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