RE: gprs, t-mobile edge and verizon data ?

I am currently writing this while sitting on the 212 bus crossing the
I-90 bridge.  I have been testing both Verizon and Sprint evdo cards for
the last month for our company.  We are going to sign a contract today
for 7 cards on Verizon... Mainly due to the discounts we are receiving
on the service plans (vs. being due to the quality of service).  

I originally tested verizon when it first launched here in seattle and
was unsatisfied... And even said so on this group.  I now have to
re-adjust my previous statement and say that the service has improved
greatly and I am now recommending it to individuals who have a need.

Jeff

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Frank
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:06 PM
To: 'SeattleWireless Talk List'
Subject: RE: gprs, t-mobile edge and verizon data ?


I have not used Verizon, but Sprint EVDO has worked for me here in
California. I've seen a high of 2Mbps downloads.


Frank Keeney
Blog: http://www.unwiredadventures.com
 

> -----Original Message-----
> On Behalf Of Ralph Sims
> 
> Verizon EVDO rocks!  No problem keeping a link up between Olympia and 
> Everett with only occasional fallbacks to 1XRTT.  It can replace 
> low-bandwidth DSL service just fine.
> 
> 500kbps down and ~90kbps up.  Latency is a bit high, but acceptable.  
> Many streaming protocols work just fine.

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