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vividwireless cuts device prices, offers startup credits
Stuart Corner
Tuesday, 17 January 2012 06:56
WiMAX network operator vividwireless has responded to increasing competition from mobile network operators' broadband data services by cutting prices for its access devices and offering customers credit when they sign up and cutting prices for its wireless broadband devices.
The earlier model ViViFi Wi-Fi hotspot (C600W) is also available on the same plans for $59, with $59 in credit. A USB modem costs $49, with $49 credit applied to the account.
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