04-02-2004, 01:00 AM
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What Do You Think of T-Mobile?
For the last few months, I've been spending most of my days at a customer that did not provide me with Internet access. I was hurting - I have a very wired lifestyle. Fortunately, I have my MPx200 for checking e-mail and hitting a few needed web sites. If I needed more power, I could connect the MPx200 to my Fujitsu Tablet PC and use it as a modem. Things would work great, right? It worked great until I got the bill. :really mad:
I never want this to happen again, so I'm doing a little shopping. I've got the software (from Microsoft) and the hardware (from Motorola and Fujitsu) that I need to have the connected, productive, and mobile liefestyle - I just need service providers who will enable me. I need plenty of air time, and I need plenty of data. I need to be able to use my MPx200 for direct internet access from the device, and I need to use it occassionaly as a modem. I'm starting to seriously look at T-Mobile. $39.99 for 1000 minutes + $29.99 for unlimited data is way less than I'm paying now. I could throw in HotSpot access and still be saving money. So my question is - what do our readers think of T-Mobile? How's the coverage and how's the service. Has anyone used their MPx200 on the T-Mobile network? How was the experience?
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David McNamee
Office Platform Specialist, Microsoft Corp.
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