I need internet access when in the hospital for an operation. Can I access the internet with this in Albuquerque, NM and how much is the data usage?
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I checked coverage at the Verizon site, it does look like it will work in your location. As of 9/2013 pricing: For 1 WEEK: $15/250mb; for 1 MONTH either: $60/3gb or $90/10gb. The lowest price/data is really only good for email or looking at a few websites. You will need more for a lot of web browsing or music, video watching, etc.http://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/4g-lte.html
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I used one all summer. As long as you are in verizon network range it will work. Call Verizon for the data plans.
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I checked coverage at the Verizon site, it does look like it will work in your location. As of 9/2013 pricing: For 1 WEEK: $15/250mb; for 1 MONTH either: $60/3gb or $90/10gb. The lowest price/data is really only good for email or looking at a few websites. You will need more for a lot of web browsing or music, video watching, etc. http://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/4g-lte.html
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No. But you do have to have access to a network connection. So for example if you're staying in a hotel which has poor wi-fi (I just stayed in such a place recently) but there is a wired internet connection, you can simply hook this up and have your own wi-fi connection. If you're planning on using this for your home network, there would be the normal monthly internet connection fee through your cable or telephone or satellite TV company. But that monthly charge happens whether you're using this device or not.
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Yes, $50 and that doesn't include service or data. Very expensive. I pay almost 400 per month for internet!
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Hello Yes you are correct, you need access to high speed internet, like Charter cable. I wound up buying and using a Basic Talk unit. I kept getting a 911 syntax error message with the MajicJack when I tried to set it up. The Basic Talk with fees and taxes costs me $11.90 a month. AT&T; was $72. MajicJack was $59 for the unit, $29 to port my old phone Number and $29 per year +$10 for the old number. Basic Talk was $11 for the unit/1st month free, No charge to port(use) my old number and it set up and works as advertised. You still need to plug into the modem with the Basic Talk, but unlike the MAjicJack you do not need to keep your computer up and running at all times. Jeff Hello Yes you are correct, you need access to high speed internet, like Charter cable. I wound up buying and using a Basic Talk unit. I kept getting a 911 syntax error message with the MajicJack when I tried to set it up. The Basic Talk with fees and taxes costs me $11.90 a month. AT&T; was $72. MajicJack was $59 for the unit, $29 to port my old phone Number and $29 per year +$10 for the old number. Basic Talk was $11 for the unit/1st month free, No charge to port(use) my old number and it set up and works as advertised. You still need to plug into the modem with the Basic Talk, but... » Read More Hello Yes you are correct, you need access to high speed internet, like Charter cable. I wound up buying and using a Basic Talk unit. I kept getting a 911 syntax error message with the MajicJack when I tried to set it up. The Basic Talk with fees and taxes costs me $11.90 a month. AT&T; was $72. MajicJack was $59 for the unit, $29 to port my old phone Number and $29 per year +$10 for the old number. Basic Talk was $11 for the unit/1st month free, No charge to port(use) my old number and it set up and works as advertised. You still need to plug into the modem with the Basic Talk, but unlike the MAjicJack you do not need to keep your computer up and running at all times. Jeff « Show Less
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I'm so "dumb" about computer stuff....but I would like to know what do I need to have internet when I am visiting,etc. Is there a portable device that would allow me to have access,regardless where I was???
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no. The network is ready broadband........But it works as slow as dial up. and customer service is non-existent for the internet... if your subscribe be prepared to throw away money
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You will have no problem accessing the internet with this computer. I have been VERY pleased with every rebuilt or refurbished desktop computer purchased from Amazon sellers. In fact, one of the computers needed around 49 Microsoft updates and it took no time at all to accomplish this task. -Mark-
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Yes you can call when connected to internet. But not sure of the quality of the service as it depends on the internet bandwidth
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I wish I could help! My Access tablet Died 2 weeks ago. I received it in Jul 13. One adult user. Think they have many quirks, buy 4G card.
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I had one and I think it needed Internet however it wasn't what I expected . Bulky and not that easy to use . Good luck!&#128526;&#127797;
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I have Century Link as a provider and I have a modem. I believe that yes you can use dial-up.
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Yes you can access the internet over WiFi. Not hard to do just follow the directions.
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Depend's on the kind of 'information' that you would be looking up. In essence, to look at any other info (other than the internet) you will likely need to install either the 'programs' themselves or some kind of 'mobile' versions of those hospital programs. Both of these would be problemtic. The device won't load any heavy weight programs.
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No idea. You may need to call up your internet provider for definite answer.
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Hello! I first had to do research as to what an NBN network is, since it seems to be an Australian thing and I am in the states. It would appear that it is like our cellular LTE networks here, in which case the answer to your question regarding this particular model is no. This model only is able to access the internet via WiFi technology. But.. there are similar models out there capable of doing what you would like to do. My suggestion would be to locate one in this search that says mobile network ready, then ask your provider about that model number before purchasing. Blessings! Hope this helped!
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Hello! I first had to do research as to what an NBN network is, since it seems to be an Australian thing and I am in the states. It would appear that it is like our cellular LTE networks here, in which case the answer to your question regarding this particular model is no. This model only is able to access the internet via WiFi technology. But.. there are similar models out there capable of doing what you would like to do. My suggestion would be to locate one in this search that says mobile network ready, then ask your provider about that model number before purchasing. Blessings! Hope this helped! Hello! I first had to do research as to what an NBN network is, since it seems to be an Australian thing and I am in the states. It would appear that it is like our cellular LTE networks here, in which case the answer to your question regarding this particular model is no. This model only is able to access the internet via WiFi technology. But.. there are similar models out there capable of doing what you would like to do. My suggestion would be to locate one in this search that says mobile network ready, then ask your provider about that model number before purchasing. Blessings! Hope this... » Read More Hello! I first had to do research as to what an NBN network is, since it seems to be an Australian thing and I am in the states. It would appear that it is like our cellular LTE networks here, in which case the answer to your question regarding this particular model is no. This model only is able to access the internet via WiFi technology. But.. there are similar models out there capable of doing what you would like to do. My suggestion would be to locate one in this search that says mobile network ready, then ask your provider about that model number before purchasing. Blessings! Hope this helped! « Show Less
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It's a great antenna for sat TV, you can't get Internet this way. I use my iPad and cell service for the Internet. There are systems out there for the Internet that I saw starting around $8,000.00. Google RV and the Internet.