Thread: wireless options in broadbands

this is extended to all veterans of the broadband forum here, i have been using reliance wimax connection for abt 2 years now but having a lot of problems now i also hear that the reliance company is closing the VTS closest to my area and my services are going to be suspended, i want to know which are the best available options in terms of prices, services and speed, i have a belkin router and i want the speed to be good so that i can use a laptop simultaneously, if the after sales service is poor that also hurts and support is very important if my network is not working for 2-3 days like it happens in MTNL at delhi i ll be suffering huge losses, i live in the bhaati mines area of delhi and do not have a wired connection option here, please help

May be you should try 3G. No wires and hassles and good speed too. But bandwidth is costly. Please mention the bandwidth you want per month.

i dont have techincal knowledge about the bandwidth you are asking my friend i ve been using it 24 x 7 to download movies, chat, surf, music, youtube and games mainly besides other things, while i keep a track of the share market in the background. my monthly usage plan is Rs.2500/- flat for unlimited usage. see if this helps.

By bandwidth, I meant how many GB of data you need per month. It seems you are a heavy downloader and 3G bandwidth is too expensive at this moment. There are no unlimited plans from any provider (as far as I know).

May be you should try MTNL EvDO. Check at your exchange. It is wireless and costs only Rs. 750 per month. Also check if there is an alternate option available. There will be many local operators giving good plans.

Originally Posted by meetdilip

By bandwidth, I meant how many GB of data you need per month. It seems you are a heavy downloader and 3G bandwidth is too expensive at this moment. There are no unlimited plans from any provider (as far as I know).

May be you should try MTNL EvDO. Check at your exchange. It is wireless and costs only Rs. 750 per month. Also check if there is an alternate option available. There will be many local operators giving good plans.

does mtnl provide evdo service cause never heard of it and its even not mentioned on their website