Hello Dustin

No, I did not. But based on the latency and upstream bandwidth, I'd guess it 
would work quite well. I run it under XP. I could test it via Vonage. But, does 
anyone know if ICS on XP supports SIP? Is that enough acronymns. :-)

-Ben


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Sent: Thu Mar 15 23:10:37 2007
Subject: Re: [nycwireless] EVDO Rev A Feedback....

Did you try Skype over it?

- Dustin

Ben R. Serebin wrote:
> Hello All,
>  
> ** EVDO Primer for EVDO Feedback **
> EVDO Rev 0 - original version of Verizon/Sprint cellular broadband.
> EVDO Rev A - version 2 of Verizon/Sprint cellular broadband
> 1xRTT - 1st Verizon/Sprint broadband* cellular marketed as
> NationalAccess from Verizon. * = broadband is a push.
>  
> ** EVDO Rev A Feedback **
> I've been using EVDO Rev A for about 2 weeks now (Manhattan, Brooklyn,
> Westchester, and on the Harlem MetroNorth line). I had previously used
> EVDO Rev 0 for about 2 years. So, a month ago, I bought a new laptop
> with the option for integrated EVDO (thank goodness I didn't get the kit
> when I bought the laptop). I scrapped the idea of integrated since Rev A
> since my laptop vendor doesn't plan to support integrated Rev A. So, I
> bought a standard Rev A PC card.
>  
> ** Hardware Used **
> Rev 0 - Kyocera KPC-650 [2 years of usage]
> Rev A - Verizon PC7550 [2 weeks of usage so far. Currently using this.]
>  
> ** The Real Feedback... **
> - vast majority of latency is under 100ms. Rev 0 typically was over
> 200ms.
> - bandwidth... down I've seen 1012kbps and uploads of 750kbps. Up is
> about double (100%) faster than Rev 0. Down is about 20-30% (200-300k)
> faster.
> - card stays on Rev A a lot more than Rev 0 did before switching to
> 1xRTT
> - when on 1xRTT, Rev A switches back to Rev A (Rev 0 didn't that)
> - quoted battery life is supposedly worse, but not noticeable
>  
> ** Feedback Summary **
> - highly recommended for heavy or latency sensitive users
> - upload increase in bandwidth is noticeable and welcome
>  
> -Ben
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