Hot on the heels of ASUS' partnership with SingTel to offer an HSDPA-enabled Eee PC 901 is Dell which is making its own move with the other two Singapore telcos, StarHub and M1.
Mobile broadband plans (prices correct as of October 29, 2008) |
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Fixed and mobile broadband bundle |
1Mbps |
2Mbps |
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Monthly subscription |
Netbook price |
Monthly subscription |
Netbook price |
Monthly subscription |
Netbook price |
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| M1 | S$78.33 (Mbps mobile BB) |
Free |
S$22.42 |
S$498 |
S$38.72 |
S$398 |
| StarHub | S$36.37 (7.2Mbps mobile BB; price excludes cost of MaxOnline plan) |
S$498 |
N.A. |
N.A. |
S$27.10 |
S$598 |
Mobile broadband plans (prices correct as of October 29, 2008) |
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3.6Mbps |
7.2Mpbs |
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Monthly subscription |
Netbook price |
Monthly subscription |
Netbook price |
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| M1 | S$69.30 |
S$298 |
N.A. |
N.A. |
| Starhub | N.A. |
N.A. |
S$50.93 |
S$498 |
ferdiei
to start with, its not that expensive for these telcos (including Singtel who's peddling the Eee on their side) to offer these netbooks with wwan radios built-in. with their bloated prices which is not really attractive for consumers here to bite into, these netbooks are going for doom...might as well take a standalone netty & avail of bundled mobile-broadband being offered by, like starhub.
Oct 29, 2008 21:21