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Who says that the customer would need an account with the carrier? I'm not sure if AT&T does it, but Sprint (Kindle), Verizon (all sorts of industrial shit), an
by blasdel 17y ago
Who says that the customer would need an account with the carrier? I'm not sure if AT&T does it, but Sprint (Kindle), Verizon (all sorts of industrial shit), and T-Mobile (Peek) all sell bulk low-use data access to companies for use in embedded products.
- wmblaettler 17y agoI am guessing, if this tablet is for real, it would not be "low-use data access" device. Web browsing, downloading movies and music, etc all require relatively high bandwidth. I was having a discussion about this very subject yesterday with a co-worker, I brought up the idea of tethering when one is without wifi, I feel this option would be the most likely. Thus not undercutting iphone sales.
- mbreese 17y agoAT&T does this for the B&N Nook. However, like mentioned before, this won't be a low-bandwidth device, whatever it is...