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04-16-2007, 12:54 PM
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 |  Tether Vs USB Hopefully someone can advise me. Does the tethering feature work with desktops as well as laptops, or is it specific to laptops only? I did check into the 'USB card' that verizon offers,which is a very cool device, but,let's see: 15 per month (tether), vs 60 per month (USB), for what basically gets you the same result........Tether it is! So if someone could advise me yay or nay on the desktop, I would appreciate it. Thanks, as always |
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04-16-2007, 01:00 PM
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|  No reason it wouldn't work the same on a desktop . . . though that kindof defeats the point of the wireless. Plus, I understand Verizon has bandwidth limits. If you're using this as your primary internet connection, you'll probably run into trouble. |
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| I use tethering for my desktop. You have to install the Verizon Access Manager software to get it to work. All data is stopped when tethering but will disconnect when a call is coming through. You can email me at trentduke74@yahoo.com if you have any other questions. Trent |
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