I [heart] my Sprint wireless broadband modem. It's a USB model that works with Windows, Linux, and Mac.
Sprint is the only provider I've found whose "unlimited" data plan really is unlimited. At the time I was shopping around for a broadband modem, both Verizon & T-Mobile had data caps on their "unlimited" plans, with seriously high charges for data over the cap.
You can also try a Spring wireless broadband modem for 30 days, and return it for a full refund.
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Date: 2009-04-05 05:32 pm (UTC)Sprint is the only provider I've found whose "unlimited" data plan really is unlimited. At the time I was shopping around for a broadband modem, both Verizon & T-Mobile had data caps on their "unlimited" plans, with seriously high charges for data over the cap.
You can also try a Spring wireless broadband modem for 30 days, and return it for a full refund.
Not that I'm suggesting anything of the sort...