Re: Tethering
"dennisthornton1952" <dennisthornton-+zwxNgdvb/[email protected]> Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:16:21 -0000
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I think you are BlueToothing the Centro to your Desktop. Slow! You'd need WiFi (or maybe a connecting cable?) to get its top speed. I live in the mountains and I doubt I will ever have access to cable. Can't even get DSL. Satellite or wireless broadband are my only choices. Dennis Thornton --- In [email protected], mcbgraham <mcbgraham@...> wrote: > > I have tried tethering with my Sprint Centro and it is very slow going. I > can't imagine using that as a replacement even for dial-up. (Though I admit > it has been so long since I had dial up perhaps I am wrong.) But I also > have a sprint broadband card and that is superior in speed to the Starband > Satellite we used to have. Only problem is that all carriers have a 5G a > month limit. That is far less than what we actually use. I signed up before > the limit was imposed, so far they have let it go. It is a good enough > connection most times to watch a Netflix movie, but it is not as reliable a > connection. Certain times a day it slows and even new construction can > change or block the signal. I have a Cradlepoint router that you plug the > broadband card into directly and then it is beamed to all computer in the > house. If cable was available, I would sign up in a minute, it is so much > more reliable and unlimited data access for the same money. > > Caroline > > Caroline > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >