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June 27th, 2007 07:00

Sprint Built-In Celluar Mobile Broadband

I am getting ready to get myself one of the new XPS M1330 systems that were just released by Dell. Biggest reason for this is because it is very nice.
 
My question to anyone who can answer it is about the built-in broadband that you can get on the system. I already have a Sprint connection plan, does this mean that I can use it with the built-in broadband system or would I really need to open up a whole new service plan?
 
To anyone who has played with this or whatever, I would appreciate if you could give me some help.
 
Thanks to anyone who can help me out.
  • msjaneoly

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    Posted June 28th, 2007 03:00

    That is definitely the question I have.  I have an m1210 and want to to to the new m1330.
    But don't know if I have to buy a new card and subscription or
    can it be transferred and the subscription.
    Help us!!
    Jane
  • msjaneoly

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    Posted June 28th, 2007 18:00

    Boy I'd love an answer to this before buying!  Jane
  • msjaneoly

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    Posted June 29th, 2007 05:00

    Okay, so I'd like Dell to step up to the plate and answer this question for us.
     
    Please!
    Jane
  • philipkoo2

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    Posted June 29th, 2007 05:00

    Yes you should be able to link, or activate the built-in broadband to your Sprint account, but it may be a $36 fee for changing devices on your plan, but I might be wrong...get the $36 anyways just in case Sprint makes you pay that

     

    Edited out:I'm starting to think people think younger people can't be as good as adults...:smileysad:



    Message Edited by philipkoo2 on 06-29-2007 10:25 AM
  • Gina Q

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    Posted June 29th, 2007 13:00

    Okay, so here's your answer.
     
    First I want to say that I just went over to my lab to get my hands on one to look at and it is so sweet that I'm still drooling, and am wondering when I can save enough money to buy me one.
     
    Now the answer, Yes, your Sprint account can be transferred to this card. Think of it like your cell phone. If you go out and get a new one you can have your account transferred to the new phone. If you want to use the old phone and add the new phone then it will probably be like adding a phone to your Family Share plan. Either way you'll have to go to Sprint for more specific details and costs.