cheep evdo modem ?

anyone know of the cheepest still avail/sprint approved 1xrtt and
ro evdo modem with ethernet i can find?? and a place selling them
so far best i can find (unactivated ONLY) is around 500$



i am even willing to work bare board long as it is connectorized


thanks

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"ml" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> anyone know of the cheepest still avail/sprint approved 1xrtt and
> ro evdo modem with ethernet i can find?? and a place selling them
> so far best i can find (unactivated ONLY) is around 500$
>
>
>
> i am even willing to work bare board long as it is connectorized
>
>
> thanks

Have you considered perhaps going with a PCMCIA card/USB modem/Phone
inserted into a mobile router (like Kyocera KR1) which would give you
Ethernet and even WiFi. KR1's appear to be goin going for under $100 on ebay
and you can use it with a number of different PCMCIA cards and USB modems.
See http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/kr1-...tech-specs.htm for compatible
devices.

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Sincerely,
LAman
alex ** at ** orthodox ** com

ml wrote:
> anyone know of the cheepest still avail/sprint approved 1xrtt and
> ro evdo modem with ethernet i can find?? and a place selling them
> so far best i can find (unactivated ONLY) is around 500$

Or the DLink DIR-450

In article <plEKj.1063$%[email protected]>,
"LAman" <[email protected]> wrote:

> "ml" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > anyone know of the cheepest still avail/sprint approved 1xrtt and
> > ro evdo modem with ethernet i can find?? and a place selling them
> > so far best i can find (unactivated ONLY) is around 500$
> >
> >
> >
> > i am even willing to work bare board long as it is connectorized
> >
> >
> > thanks
>
> Have you considered perhaps going with a PCMCIA card/USB modem/Phone
> inserted into a mobile router (like Kyocera KR1) which would give you
> Ethernet and even WiFi. KR1's appear to be goin going for under $100 on ebay
> and you can use it with a number of different PCMCIA cards and USB modems.
> See http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/kr1-...tech-specs.htm for compatible
> devices.
>
> --
> Sincerely,
> LAman
> alex ** at ** orthodox ** com

hi all thanks for the responce

but yes i considered laptop card solutions however i really need
a actual 'modem' based solution any info on a 'cheep' one
would really be appreciated


thanks much