Australia’s embattled construction sector could benefit from cloud based information systems that can be switched on and off in lockstep with individual projects – with the exception of those organisations based in remote areas like the Kimberleys.
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Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Thursday, 14 December 2006 18:55
Specifically on the subject of Mac compatibility, Milne says that “A Mac-compatible version will be available early in the New Year [2007].”
So… cheaper pricing is available for those wanting access to Next G through the fixed wireless USB modem that needs external power. That is good news, although not for mobile USB users hoping for cheaper pricing. Premium services and wireless convenience comes at a cost, prices only come down later through increased competition.
Here’s the pricing you can expect to pay on the service. Visit http://shop.telstra.com for more details and the relevant terms and conditions. All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD).
BigPond Wireless Broadband Modem (Desktop USB modem) - $249
BigPond Wireless PCMCIA or USB modem - $299
DESKTOP USB MODEM PLAN PRICES:
On a 12 month plan, Desktop USB modem users will pay $39.95 for 200Mb at 256kbps speeds (known as G Fast), and $49.95 for 1Gb of data at 256kbps. Excess usage charges are at 15c per megabyte.
On a 12 month plan, for ‘Super G Fast’ speeds of 550kbps to 1.5Mbps, Desktop USB modem users will pay $49.95 for 400Mb, $79.95 for 1Gb and $149.95 for 3Gb of data download. Excess usage charges are at 15c per megabyte.
PCMCIA OR USB MODEM PRICES
On a 12 month plan, PCMCIA or USB modem users will pay $49.95 for 200Mb at 256kbps speeds (known as G Fast), and $79.95 for 1Gb of data at 256kbps. Excess usage charges are at 30c per megabyte.
On a 12 month plan, for ‘Super G Fast’ speeds of 550kbps to 1.5Mbps, PCMCIA or USB modem users will pay $79.95 for 400Mb, $109.95 for 1Gb and $199.95 for 3Gb of data download. Timed plans of 10 hours for $29.95 and 20 hours for $49.95 at Super G Fast speeds are also available. Excess usage charges are at 30c per megabyte.
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