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John McLean

2:01 PM on 4 November, 2008

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Price correction - it's actually save 1/3 for the first 3 months, so the 3GB 24 month deal at £15 a month (inc VAT) drops to £10, while the 5GB 24 month deal falls from £25 to £16.66

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GherkingTR

4:42 PM on 4 November, 2008

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I'm still not sure about getting mobile broadband, even though the Dell/Vodafone Netbook deal looks tasty. A 2 year sign-up would mean 3G web prices would be significantly lower at the end of those 2 years, so I still see the deal as an option to business types or the rich.

Additionally, the silly-sized T-Mobile data cap for the G1 is a mighty dirty smear across the idea of mobile web. At least O2 gave unlimited usage to iphone users.

If someone releases mobile web rolled up into a package that gives a little freedom on usage on a relatively free device like an Android handset or a netbook, I'd pick it up and run with it tomorrow.

I can dream... :)

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Garfee

5:07 PM on 4 November, 2008

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Kinda a good idea, but at the same time not.

Lose 4gb of data and your modem in one small package. Brilliant!

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