i have this device right now. although even if theres no 3g the device will
automatically look for means to connect (GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA) so you many
options available. also, it is using the phone network not the same network
with its canopy version so i guess there would be no network congesstion.
its fast sometimes, mostly its just average to slow. if your playing online
games this is a no no. but for browsing its ok. take note of its 2 years
lock-in. the customer support is very poor even now, they keep on assuming
that you are using the other product and not the plug it.

the most worse thing is that its timed every 30 minutes. so if your using
the modem for just 15 minutes you will be billed with P10. my advise? just
wait for the wired or youll regret it. fyi i have this device since january.
dont go to the resellers, go directly to the wireless center and apply form
there. the device is always not available until you subscribe because they
are going to order them from manila. so when you ask them if its available
they will surely answer you no because its an order basis.

if you have that ericson phone with 3g, you can still browse the net using
your phone. i advise you use that instead of binding yourself with satans
minion. im really not happy with this device.



On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 11:57 AM, Gerald Quimpo <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have relatives in CDO who would like broadband but can't go with a fixed
> location provider yet.  When they can, they'll switch to DSL, probably.  In
> the meantime, does anyone have experience with that new Smart USB
> broadband adapter?  What's the bandwidth like?  Is it stable?  What's the
> connection like in Patag (e.g., Camp Evangelista area)?  How about the area
> around Lourdes College and XU?
>
> tiger
>
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