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Cingular or Verizon Internet on PowerBook?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Apr 2003
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Anyone here have Cingular or Wireless on their PowerBooks? Their website say the wireless internet only works with Windows based PC but I thought I remember someone on here said they use it one of the services on their PowerBook no problem...a search turned up nothing.
Steve
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Clinically Insane
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Wow, you might want to be a little more vague !
Cingular or Wireless ?
Is Wireless now a provider ?
Do you mean internet by using a wireless PCMCIA card, or do you mean by using a BT or USB cable connected phone ?
-t
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steve,
It should work fine with verizon. I am using both a powerbook and verizon wireless right now. I have no clue about cingular.
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Originally Posted by turtle777
Wow, you might want to be a little more vague !
Cingular or Wireless ?
Is Wireless now a provider ?
did that really trip you up that bad?
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Either will work with a Powerbook, as for service Verizon is the way to go because it's both faster and cheaper at the moment. Even though their phone and selection sucks!
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by Artful Dodger
did that really trip you up that bad?
More the second part of my post.
I still don't get if he talks about WLAN or GPRS/EDGE/G3 based wireless internet...
-t
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Agreed. I guess we'll have to wait and see. Paging.....Steve......Please return to your thread....I repeat.....Please return to your thread.
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Somebody I know who has a 1.67 Powerbook just tried the Cingular PCMCIA card and it would not work.
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Originally Posted by MacOSR
Verizon works great.
Gravity works great, too. Even on Macs ! 
-t
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Originally Posted by turtle777
More the second part of my post.
I still don't get if he talks about WLAN or GPRS/EDGE/G3 based wireless internet...
-t
Wireless internet, NOT modem based. Data Connect on Cingular and VZACCESS on Verizon.
Originally Posted by turtle777
Wow, you might want to be a little more vague !
Cingular or Wireless ?
Is Wireless now a provider ?
Do you mean internet by using a wireless PCMCIA card, or do you mean by using a BT or USB cable connected phone ?
-t
Relax dude some people are human and make mistakes... I meant Verizon
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