BSNL 3G.. Speeds Upto 7.2 Mbps !!!!

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Saw this AD in the morning newspaper, Times Of India, Pune Edition

BSNL is going to provide 3G sticks with speeds UPTO 7.2 Mbps.
Hope they have reasonable rates and most important no caps on download limit should be there.

Hope this is not an april fool joke :no:

PS: Sorry for attaching picture..imageshack is blocked here in office
 
Even I saw this today. Is this EVDO?

I hope its well priced

I can't find this service on bsnl's site :S
 
Harpy.eagle said:
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Wasnt difficult to find, surprising :D
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dude that's for 3G mobile services.

the advert says 3G Data cards (USB/Express cards/micromax, etc)

Does BSNL not provide services in NCR?

Also i called up 1503, which is a MTNL CC no. The guy said they have 3G data cards(HSDPA) but no 3G usb sticks..

for Rs.5000 one time payment or Rs.149/month for the data card and Rs5/MB for usage, no UL plans :(
 
raksrules said:
Saw this AD in the morning newspaper, Times Of India, Pune Edition

BSNL is going to provide 3G sticks with speeds UPTO 7.2 Mbps.
Hope they have reasonable rates and most important no caps on download limit should be there.

Hope this is not an april fool joke :no:

PS: Sorry for attaching picture..imageshack is blocked here in office
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yes its true
i saw it in Tribune also which is published from Chandigarh
the same ad showing speed at 7.2mbps
 
m0h1t said:
dude that's for 3G mobile services.

the advert says 3G Data cards (USB/Express cards/micromax, etc)

Does BSNL not provide services in NCR?

Also i called up 1503, which is a MTNL CC no. The guy said they have 3G data cards(HSDPA) but no 3G usb sticks..

for Rs.5000 one time payment or Rs.149/month for the data card and Rs5/MB for usage, no UL plans :(
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You sure its Rs5/MB...?? :O I'll give it a skip..
 
the bsnl link says they have a data plan of UL download for 3k per month.

seems like a good deal if the speed is consistent above 5 mbps.
 
ummm saying "upto 7.2 mbps" or "supports 7.2 mbps" is like saying in ADSL you can have upto 24 mbps with the tech, but actual plans are pathetic 256 kbps ones...
 
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