• Sprint lops another $10 bucks off their WiMax service

    Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

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    Currently only supported in around 30 cities in the US, Sprint’s WiMax service (as powered by Clear) isn’t exactly widespread. It’s a great service (in theory) and likely to pick up some fans as it rolls out to another 50+ markets by the end of this year – but for the time being, it’s probably a pretty hard thing to sell.

    Looking to make it a little more enticing — or as a Sprint spokesperson put it, “a no brainer” — Sprint has just lopped $10 off the price tag, bringing it down to $60 a month. This marks the second time Sprint has dropped the price; back in August, they shaved it down from $79.99 to $69.99.

    [Via FierceWireless]

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