If airline companies can get WiFi and voice services why shouldn’t train be able to get it too? NTT Communication has a big plan for Japan’s high-speed bullet trains. It will offer WiFi service starting this March for N700 series trains. A coaxial cable will run through the train and it will get you the well deserved Internet connection. You should expect a speed limitation of about 2Mbps. As for the money, you will have to pay $5.60 for a day’s worth of WiFi Internet and $19 for the whole month.

via PCWorld

Bullet Train Picture – Credit Japanese Lifestyle

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