Review by bullet087 
UPDATED: 1 year ago
member for 3.5 years, 793 visits, last login: 1 days ago
 Kingwood,Harris,TX
 Contract price not specified.
 about 1 days
 "Connect to the net from almost ANYWHERE!"
 "Latency on Rev. A is a lot better than it was on Rev. 0"
 "Great Service!"
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When I upgraded from an old 1x-only phone to a 1xEVDO phone, I noticed that you can use your phone has a modem for connecting to Verizon's high-speed data service. It has worked fine since day one, never had any problems with it. On various trips back and forth from Houston to Dallas, I have always had a constant internet connection to stream my favorite satellite radio from my home PC to my phone or laptop.
EVDO Rev.A is available in many smartphones and PC data cards
Of course, it is not fast enough to be considered broadband anymore, but it is still good for the price I paid and for a almost-anywhere connection
Only downside is that since my phone is not a smartphone (or a PC Data USB/Card), it has the older EVDO Rev.0. The latency ranges from 150-200, and I get speeds of:
UPDATE:
I have recently upgraded my phone to the LG Dare, which features EVDO Rev. A
My new speed test is at the bottom of the page.
(the first image is my Rev. A test, the second image is my Rev. 0 test)
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Rensselaer, IN | . Rev B is not available on any phones or data cards, and has not been deployed or scheduled to be deployed by any carrier at this time. | |
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join:2006-05-17 | Re: . Hmm, if the new touch screen blackberry for verizon wireless is reportedly going to have Rev.C, I would think there would be Rev.B stuff planned at least. | |
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