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Monday August 24, 2009
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 Sprint just turned on WiMAX service in a number of cities last week, and now the carrier is throwing in a little extra motivation for prospective customers: a price cut.
FierceWireless reports that Sprint has quietly lowered the monthly cost of its 4G CDMA/mobile WiMAX service $10 to $69.99 per month. Plus, Sprint is now promising a month of free service as a sign-up bonus.
The carrier is also selling its 3G/4G USB Modem U300 (pictured) for free with a two-year service contract and after rebate, compared to its initial cost of $149 back in December, the report said.
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August 24, 2009 11:47 AM
What they never mention in all these articles is that there is still a really low bandwidth cap on these cell phone carrier 4G networks. Try streaming video and you'll end up with a big bill. They're touted as Wimax, but they are not really...the only company doing real Wimax nationally is Clear and like a regular ISP, the price is flat, with unlimited downloads, just like at home.