Flemming Richter Mikkelsen wrote:

Here we pay about 4 USD per MB after we used up the 20MB we get each month (that we payed 60 monthly USD for). We can get a "unlimited" (only limited by the speed of 380kb/s) for 100 USD/month. To compare, 100Mb/s sync fiber (unlimitedd, and with IP phone, static public IP and IPTV) to the house cost around 80 USD/month but is not available all places. So, my conclusion is that Internet access over the mobile network is practical when you really need to check something and you are far away from a landline. For everything else, wifi has come to stay.

Your country may vary.

Here (UK) for $20 per month, you get a gigabyte at about 380K/s, or 3G for $60. (in addition to the costs of a normal voice contract)

For me - that's pretty much good enough - unless I want to do streaming.

My conclusion is that it varies so enormously that generalisations aren't really practical.


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