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skisox24 · 08-03-2007, 04:10 PM

The Verizon wireless card is similar to your wireless network card for your laptop but it is dedicated solely to connecting to the Verizon network. Unlike your wireless network card that picks up signals that are transmitted by a wireless transmitter or router, the Verizon card gets its signal by using the same wireless microwave antenae system that is common for cell phone use. In fact, the wireless card has a specific telephone number that it dials to connect to the system. The quality and speed of the card depends on your location and the amount of cell traffic.

Yes, Verizon has a number of plans for use of the card. It is expensive. My company pays $60 or $70 a month for unlimited use.

08-03-2007, 04:10 PM	#14
skisox24 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 74 Thanks: 9 Thanked 5 Times in 3 Posts	Verizon Wireless Card The Verizon wireless card is similar to your wireless network card for your laptop but it is dedicated solely to connecting to the Verizon network. Unlike your wireless network card that picks up signals that are transmitted by a wireless transmitter or router, the Verizon card gets its signal by using the same wireless microwave antenae system that is common for cell phone use. In fact, the wireless card has a specific telephone number that it dials to connect to the system. The quality and speed of the card depends on your location and the amount of cell traffic. Yes, Verizon has a number of plans for use of the card. It is expensive. My company pays $60 or $70 a month for unlimited use.