Sprint has finally updated their website with the pricing options for their XOHM mobile WiMax service. For service in the home, Sprint is offering an $80 modem, and charging users $25 a month for six months -- after which users will pay $35 a month. For users who want XOHM "on the go," Sprint is offering a $60 laptop card, and charging users $35 a month for six months -- after which users will pay $45 a month.

Users who want to mix and match XOHM devices for home and mobile use will pay $65 a month for the use of both mobile and home modems. Sprint is charging customers $50 for life for this package as part of a "for life" launch promotion. For users who only need XOHM in short burts, the company is also offering service for $10 per day.

With the low price point and a lack of long term contracts, Sprint is clearly taking aim at not only mobile wireless service, but DSL connectivity as well. Speeds will be around 2-4Mbps downstream and roughly 1-2Mbps upstream, with executives saying they've seen speeds as high as 11Mbps when close to towers. So far, there's no mention of caps, though the XOHM acceptable use policy certainly leaves its options open. Sprint imposes a 5GB monthly consumption limit on their EVDO wireless broadband service.

Users so far seem relatively impressed. "Speeds are decent downstream, I usually get 4 megabit," says one XOHM beta tester in an upcoming XOHM launch market. "Upstream I usually get around a megabit depending on signal strength I'll get more. Latency usually isn't too bad at around 90 ms or less to servers in local datacenters."

While the XOHM Baltimore network has been online for several weeks, customers in Baltimore today are the first to be able to officially order the service, and hopefully a few locals can drop their impressions in our comment section below. An official Baltimore launch event is scheduled for next Wednesday. After Baltimore, Sprint will launch XOHM services in Chicago and Washington DC.