Now I'm starting to understand the usage clause in Sprint's service
contract that says "[Data] services are not available for use n
connection with server devices or host computer applications..."
1.8mbps up would indeed be adequte for a modest-use webserver!


On 5/20/06, Bruce Darby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My understanding is that the 700p will work with the current EV-DO
> Rev. 0 and will still work on Rev. A, but will not benefit from the
> speed boost of Rev A. which has peak data download speeds (bursts) up
> to 3.1mb and upload speeds of up to 1.8mb upload.
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> > At 2:32 PM +0000 on 5/20/06, Bruce Darby typed:
> > > You confirmed what I suspected, that the 700P will not benefit
> from the speed increase of the EV-DO Rev A  network
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> > So the 700p will be EV-DONT  :-)
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