25 Mar 09 T-Mobile Announces 3G webConnect Laptop USB Stick
T-Mobile has just launched a new toy for its new 3G network. The webConnect Laptop USB stick is here and you can get yours soon. The stick will offer you both 3G and EDGE surfing speeds and it can be purchased for $49.99 with a 2-year contract or $99.99 with a 1-year contract. And yes, should you want to get a month-to-month deal, that’s available for $249.99. The 5GB limit is still in place and the stick will also let you connect to b/g WiFi hotspots and it will hold 8GB of important stuff for you.
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