Comparing 4G Wireless Service in St. Louis and Las Vegas
Some of the biggest mistakes people make when critiquing an internet service is to compare one with a yet to exist ideal. In a perfect world, there would never be a malfunction for a wireless internet network and both work and free time would be marked by clear, reliable service. However, in the actual world we live in, things always seem to be happening, making it tough to be perfect. Here is a look at the 4G network in Las Vegas and St. Louis as compared to what else is out there.Ò
1. You can"t expect any more speed. If you"re looking for more speed, you won"t be able to go any faster than what the 4G networks in Las Vegas and St. Louis are offering to customers. That means as soon as you hit the road, you"ll be getting online and working at a clip some 400% faster than the fastest competing network. It"s a major coup for a network which many people thought would take years to get off the ground.
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2. There is no network with a better range. Maybe even more exciting than the network"s speed is the network"s range. How far can it go in either city?
Well, for starters it looks as if the city is just a jumping off point for the network, which is stretching into many suburbs and continues to expand. There is no question it has a superior range and will only get better. You should start planning for what you will be able to do once the network reaches a certain area outside the city.
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3. Prices are pretty fair. For the speed and expansiveness of the new network, it is rather surprising that the prices did not get beefed up to compete with the service on tap. Instead, by looking at the cost of a 4G plan versus a 3G plan, you are almost looking at identical prices. How is this possible? Well, some people are saying that the efficiency of the new network allows it to do more for less. Others believe it is just a way to get customers on board before raising prices. The problem with the second line of thinking is that a) no long term contracts are required and b) if they were, you would lock down a price which would govern the contract.
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4. None of it takes long to get going. Just thinking about a new wireless internet system is enough to get confused. However, you will learn that there isn"t much of a difference between what you had to use for the 3G signal and what you will use for the new protocol. It"s just a USB modem for your laptop, or a cell phone that is built to handle the network. Either way, it can be shipped to you in a day"s time. You don"t have to waste time waiting for the equipment or waiting for someone to come and help you set it up. It doesn"t take much time at all.
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