Here

see the one I mean Here but there are more, eg. Here.

Sorry Bill ... is there any reason that you're posting links to T-Mobile and Three?

Angus, maybe Bill wanted us to know what's out there.....Hmmmm I wonder Click to view attachment

Actually, thought I was putting that post in the Testing Post area, so must have goofed ! Of course I wasn't spamming , I was testing my beginners html during a thread with Condorstats (which incidentally was never resolved ).

Anyway, well noticed LF from MC, please feel free to move or delete as appropriate.

Kind regards to SAF .

Bill.

It's Ok Bill, we can leave it.

When I said "Hmmmm" above, I was just wondering if that was what our friends was talking about, what his brother had. HERE

Would T-Mobile work on desktops??

Hya LF from MC

That's exactly what your friend was talking about (so Angoid, I was trying to tell you something), forget the replies in that above thread, it has nothing to do with Wireless cards, satellites or stealing bandwidth. They (using Mobile Technology) operate on their own Mobile Networks (hence the sim chip).

Yep, they do work on desktops (I've connected two recently - T-Mobile and 3, Vodaphone do one as well), typically £10-£20 a month (min 18 month contract) with Broadband speeds of just under 4 MB (can achieve faster speeds/more £'s). A nice little gizmo that you can take anywhere.

Bill.