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Sprint Testing New WiMax Only Plans in Select Markets

By on August 19, 2010

Sprint is currently testing two new WiMax only service plans in select markets for home and mobile WiMax service. 

The 4G Mobile Broadband Connect plan is priced at $50, which is $10 less than its standard 3G/4G service plan at $59.99. The plan is compatible with its recently launched U1901 USB modem and is available in Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Greensboro, N.C., Houston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City and Seattle.

Sprint has also introduced the 4G Desktop Modem Connection Plan for $45 per month as an alternative to Cable/DSL connections. The plan is compatible with the Sprint 4G Desktop Modem CPEi25150 manufactured by Motorola that connects to a wired/wireless router to enable sharing of the service.

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One response to “Sprint Testing New WiMax Only Plans in Select Markets”

  1. fone insider
    fone insider August 20, 2010 at 1:37 pm |

    they still can go at least $5 to $10 cheaper on each plan to make more business in my opinion.