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Now that's true wireless internet access

27 July 2007

Posted by: John Brunsmann

Topic: Telstra , Consumer & Technology

Tags:    brisbane  g-whiz  john-brunsman  network-coverage  next-g-network  queensland

I recently upgraded my EVDO Broadband Mobile Card for my laptop to a Next G Broadband Mobile Card and the difference in speed and coverage is considerably better.

I live near a capital city but the signal strength and connection speeds I was experiencing with my old card were disappointing.

This must have been due to where my house is situated as I didn't have these problem at a friends house nearby. However, since upgrading, both the signal strength and connection speed have been brilliant.

 

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