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what is the best broadband wireless internet service provider?

Mr. G asked:


For laptop:

Verizon
Tmobile
Sprint
Cingular

Also, USB or PCMCIA card?

Thanks for your input

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3 Responses to “what is the best broadband wireless internet service provider?”

  1. Jackparrot on June 8th, 2009 8:26 pm

    Verizon for sure, thats the way to go.

  2. knowitall on June 12th, 2009 3:54 am

    verizon but it is still kinda slow like dial up but it works

  3. SamOfSiam on June 14th, 2009 10:54 pm

    The three best wireless carriers for Internet access are AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint.

    Not to sound like an AT&T fanboy, but I believe AT&T blows both away since they promise to upgrade to 20Mbps by next year, and is almost done with their HSUDA upgrade (should be done by end of June)

    Sprint has better data service than Verizon, but I hear they lack coverage. But unless you travel to rural areas, this shouldn’t be a problem. Plus Sprint is cheaper than Verizon.

    Verizon is fast (not as fast as AT&T), but has better coverage than Sprint. But it is also more expensive. Their “unlimited” data plan isn’t really unlimited, but you have a cap of 5GB/month, but I doubt you will ever use that much anyway.

    USB and PCMCIA both work well, but just remember, you will generally be limited to connecting to only your laptop if you go with PCMCIA. USB is more versatile.