Rogers slated to get Novatel X950D and MC950D data cards
Rogers seems set to sponge as much cake as they can out of your overtaxed mobile pockets with the announcement of two new HSPA data devices, the Novatel X950D and MC950D. We've seen the USB-friendly MC950D pop up before, but as a refresh: it rocks 7.2 Mbps triple-band HSPA, supports most popular OSes, quad-band GPRS / EDGE, and may well still be the world's smallest HSPA USB modem. The X950D, however, will be making its worldwide debut on the friendly Canadian provider's network, and we're sure a goodly pile of Canadians will be whooping it up at this news. Sporting triple-band HSPA, Mac and Windows-friendly, quad-band GPRS / EDGE, Novatel's newest express port product also features backwards compatibility with a handy PCMCIA adapter. Pricing on both is apparently the same: $49.99 on a three-year contract. Of course, with data rates what they are, that $50 is definitely gonna get you in a whole heap of trouble if you don't mind your bits.
Filed under: Peripherals, Others, Rogers Wireless, Misc
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jesse @ Mar 20th 2008 9:16PM
robbers is so expensive they prolly have more money then at&t and verizon combined they just gobble up all your money and dont ever lower prices
cvjustin @ Apr 2nd 2008 7:19PM
Better have the $65-$100 flex-rate data plan before you even open the box.