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wifi4milez
Big Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace

join:2004-08-07
New York, NY

reply to battleop

Re: So what's the big deal?

said by battleop:

If you get a card by it's self for $60/mo that's $1,440 over 2 years. Then you add a $100 to get a $300-400 netbook. If you were going to get the card to begin with why is this a bad deal?
Its not a bad deal, you just explained it perfectly. This isnt meant to be marketed to people who are simply looking for a new computer, its meant for people who are already on the market for a laptop data card. You get to the store and instead of paying $100 to $200 for a card itself, you get a brand new netbook for the same price. Its a win/win for someone who has a need for a data card, of which there are millions sold each year.
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battleop

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I've got a Verizon and Sprint card that I carry around for work. I am now shopping for a netbook to supplement my laptop that weighs 10.5 lbs. This would have been a great deal for me.


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