And I should add that AT&T's iPhone personal hotspot will also cost $20 per month for 2GB, so AT&T iPhone customers (and presumably other mobile hotspot eligible AT&T customers) would be able to do the same thing in order to funnel cellular data to their iPads . . .
April
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:09 PM, April Duritza <april.duritza@gmail.com> wrote:
So, based on those price points, really, the most cost effective strategy would probably be to use the personal hotspot smartphone feature - if you already have or are planning to have a hotspot-ready smartphone anyway. Verizon only charges $20 for 2 GB of hotspot data. So if you have a smartphone that can be a hotspot, that may really make more sense than any of the iPad specific plans. And, you get the added bonus of also being able to provide data for one or more laptops, iPod touches, or other devices, if desired.
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