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Verizon Lowers Wireless Data Cost to Just Expensive

August 30th, 2005 |  Published in Company Profiles, Patient Flow

Techdirt Wireless reports that Verizon will lower unlimited EV-DO wireless data service from $80 to $60 per month. This change is rumored to be in response to Sprint, who's launching their EV-DO service
“any day now” at a cost of — you guessed it — $80 per month. Both
Verizon and Sprint networks are based on CDMA. The slowest (and
cheapest) wireless data service is 1xRTT; EV-DO is the fastest. You can
read a nice little primer from Qualcomm on CDMA wireless data
performance, throughput and economics here (pdf file).

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After almost 25 years in health care Tim remains with his first love, connectology, the automation of workflow through the integration of medical devices with information systems.


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