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Virgin Mobile introduces prepaid wireless broadband
Jake Widman
Saturday, 13 June 2009 00:18
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Customers can get ten days of Broadband2Go service, with a 100MB usage cap, for US$10. Thirty days and 250 MB costs $20; the same period with a 600MB cap costs $40; and with a 1GB cap, $60.It includes a usage meter that indicates how many megabytes are left in the current plan, and also serves as a microSD card reader.
That device will go on sale in late June at Best Buy stores, at a price of $150.
The device fully supports Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. According to Virgin, it will also work with Mac OS X, but only after it has been activated on a Windows PC. The company claims to be working on full Mac OS X support.
There is no support for Linux at this time.
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