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Tom M
6:33pm, August 14, 2007

With the Verizon Wireless USB720 modem, you can access the nation's most reliable wireless broadband network1 by simply connecting the device to the Type-A USB port on your PC or Mac. With BroadbandAccess with EVDO Rev. A, you can enjoy typical download speeds of 600 Kbps - 1.4 Mbps and typical upload speeds of 500 - 800 Kbps..Learn more about BroadbandAccess Coverage and Speeds.

 

$149.99
- $50.00		 2 year retail price
Verizon Wireless Mail-In rebate
(Instant rebate if purchased online)
$99.99 Final Price2

 

 

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Device Features:

  • Compact and lightweight design
  • High performance, flip-up antenna
  • LED indicator for service availability and data transfer status
  • VZAccess Manager software for easy connection management

System Requirements:

  • Universal Serial Bus (USB)
  • High performance, flip-up antenna
  • Windows® 2000, XP and Vista and Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher
  • 32 MB memory
  • 14 MB free hard disk space

Specifications:

  • Size: 3.52"(H) x 1.49"(W) x 0.69"(D)
  • Weight: 1.6 oz.
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TommyRock
7:20pm, August 14, 2007
Hey:
I am a sprint user and it works pretty well for me. You should do what I did. Whenever I was in a coffee shop or an airport, I would ask people that were using the wireless broadband how they liked it. Universally, they said it was ok. It really depended on the specific site and the carrier's coverage of that area.

It is great they all are coming out with a USB version. Being a macbook owner, we did not have many choices....

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