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Originally Posted by jswinden
The Fire with 4G at 250mb/month = 8.3mb/day. That will be gone in moments! I wonder what kind of charges will kick in after you blast through 250mb on day one of the month? If people aren't careful they might get one heck of a big bill via the provider AT&T. (The Amazon FAQ on their support page states the provider will be AT&T.)
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To put it in perspective: AT&T averages 9.12 mbps download rates on 4G LTE. which converts to 68.4 megabytes per minute. It's not that people will go through their data in the first day; they'll already be well past it in the first five minutes.
4G LTE will not be practical for anyone until they start increasing data allowances.