Sprint offer Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook with onboard EVDO Rev.A

Chris Davies
Moderator

Sprint have announced their first EVDO-enabled netbook, though they don’t quite seem to have figured out the magic tipping point that really pulls in the customers. The carrier is offering a Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with integrated EVDO Rev.A, but rather than do the sensible thing and hack great chunks off the up-front price (while knowing you’ll make it back with the mandatory two-year agreement) their netbook is in fact $199.99, and that’s after the rebate.

Sprint offer Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook with onboard EVDO Rev.A

Posted 1 month ago #
John Bailo
Member

Thanks, but I’m waiting for Clear to install 4G Wimax here in Seattle (Roll out in December)!

With Wimax, I can use any netbook and just add a dongle.

With Wimax, I get the same unlimited connectivity as my apartment (currently Clearwire, pre-Wimax wireless).

With Wimax, I can get great mobile service — just today riding the Sounder train home, I spoke to some Sprint users who told me their service went up and down with the cell honeycomb — not so with Wimax that uses a single tower!

Go Wimax!
Go Clear!
Revolt!

Posted 1 month ago #

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