Chris, It wasn't the technology. That was a mixed bag. It was good for some people, not so good for others. It was administrative I think. Like I said. I don't remember for sure I just think that cell carriers ( I prefer Verizon) is a better choice except for people like KBob...
>>> Chris LeBlanc <[email protected]> 1/14/2011 08:43 AM >>> Bob, I know that when they first switched to the new MiFi devices, there were lots of problems. Personally, I couldn't log into Gmail or Google's chat function, at all. However, if I first connected to the UO VPN, then it worked fine. I believe it was queuing sizes in packet window sizes. However, they have since fixed it, and it now works great. Thanks, Chris Bob Crandell wrote: We used to resell ClearWire. They were great. Something changed, I don't remember what and now we won't. I've been recommending Verizon. They have a hotspot thingy that works almost all the way out by KBob's house. AT&T might have something similar. It's close to the same price as ClearWire. Bob Crandell Assured Computing, Inc. http://www.assuredcomp.com/ 541-868-0331 ComputerBase http://www.computerbaseusa.com/ 541-349-0404 >>> M Jarvis <[email protected]> ( mailto:[email protected] ) 1/13/2011 >>> 02:32 PM >>> Thinking of a switch, or at least an alternative to Comcast. Not that Comcast is bad, just exploring alternatives. We don't have a real big bandwidth need at home... Anyone with recent experience? Matt Jarvis Eugene, Oregon USA _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list [email protected] http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
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