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mtravellerh · 05-28-2009, 01:13 AM

For me it's very easy to have an internet connection wherever I go with my Aspire One. I have an integrated 3G connector and an unlimited data plan (7mb/s) connected with my home internet access and my TV(digital HD over VDSL). That's quite common here in Luxembourg and there are three providers here battling it out for TV, Internet and 3G plans. All together sets me back around 100 $/month. But then again, our country's really small and well connected (lots of IT here)

This 3G connection is available wherever I go but has speed issues when I'm in the open countryside (getting as slow as standard ISDN used to be). And yes, we do have a countryside and lots of wood.

@wodin: Acer has a 6 cell pack available boosting the battery time something fierce (about 5 hours for me)

05-28-2009, 01:13 AM	#102
mtravellerh book creator Posts: 9,657 Karma: 3856660 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Luxembourg Device: Kindle Scribe	For me it's very easy to have an internet connection wherever I go with my Aspire One. I have an integrated 3G connector and an unlimited data plan (7mb/s) connected with my home internet access and my TV(digital HD over VDSL). That's quite common here in Luxembourg and there are three providers here battling it out for TV, Internet and 3G plans. All together sets me back around 100 $/month. But then again, our country's really small and well connected (lots of IT here) This 3G connection is available wherever I go but has speed issues when I'm in the open countryside (getting as slow as standard ISDN used to be). And yes, we do have a countryside and lots of wood. @wodin: Acer has a 6 cell pack available boosting the battery time something fierce (about 5 hours for me) Last edited by mtravellerh; 05-28-2009 at 01:17 AM.