Comments on: 3G Christmas Please http://www.3gwirelesstech.com/2005/12/3g-christmas-please/ 3G wireless network and technology. Mon, 6 Oct 2008 18:13:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: 3G Man http://www.3gwirelesstech.com/2005/12/3g-christmas-please/#comment-3 Fri, 09 Dec 2005 17:38:30 +0000 http://www.3gwirelesstech.com/2005/12/3g-christmas-please/#comment-3 Yeah, I was looking at the PPC-6700. So, you like it huh? And, Sprint will give you unlimited EvDO for $25/mo? Yeah, I was looking at the PPC-6700. So, you like it huh? And, Sprint will give you unlimited EvDO for $25/mo?

]]> by: Bryan http://www.3gwirelesstech.com/2005/12/3g-christmas-please/#comment-2 Fri, 09 Dec 2005 16:50:09 +0000 http://www.3gwirelesstech.com/2005/12/3g-christmas-please/#comment-2 Santa came early for me this year with the Sprint PPC-6700. Comes complete with EV-DO, Windows Mobile 5, a wider keyboard that I found easier to use than the Samsung, AND the 1.3 MP camera that the Samsung is missing. On top of it all, Bluetooth doesn't come crippled from Sprint, WiFi and the phone can be used at the same time, and unlimited broadband is only $15 ($25 if you plan to use the phone as a modem for your laptop). Did I mention it's smaller than the Samsung as well? I compared the Samsung and the UT Starcom (PPC-6700) and the Sprint phone came out ahead. More features, less crippled, less $$ ($450 compared to $600 for the device and $25 compared to $60 for unlimited data), and Sprint has a much better coverage area for the cities I currently visit on business in the SE. Take a look at the Sprint. I've been on Verizon for years and almost pulled the trigger on the i730 until I ran across the PPC-6700 at a comparison website. Santa came early for me this year with the Sprint PPC-6700. Comes complete with EV-DO, Windows Mobile 5, a wider keyboard that I found easier to use than the Samsung, AND the 1.3 MP camera that the Samsung is missing. On top of it all, Bluetooth doesn’t come crippled from Sprint, WiFi and the phone can be used at the same time, and unlimited broadband is only $15 ($25 if you plan to use the phone as a modem for your laptop). Did I mention it’s smaller than the Samsung as well?

I compared the Samsung and the UT Starcom (PPC-6700) and the Sprint phone came out ahead. More features, less crippled, less $$ ($450 compared to $600 for the device and $25 compared to $60 for unlimited data), and Sprint has a much better coverage area for the cities I currently visit on business in the SE.

Take a look at the Sprint. I’ve been on Verizon for years and almost pulled the trigger on the i730 until I ran across the PPC-6700 at a comparison website.

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