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Orange 3G Mobile Office Card

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    Published: August 13, 2004 -- 13:25 GMT (06:25 PDT)

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By Andrew Donoghue | August 13, 2004 -- 13:25 GMT (06:25 PDT) | Topic: Hardware

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Back in April, Vodafone stole a march on the competition by becoming the first UK mobile operator to launch a business-orientated 3G data device -- the Mobile Connect 3G/GPRS datacard. Vodafone's 3G card has certainly widened the choice for mobile workers seeking a high-speed Internet connection on the move, but it’s not all roses: the pricing is high -- around £85 a month to download 500MB -- and the company's 3G coverage remains fairly patchy. Vodafone obviously needs a healthy dose of competition, and that has now arrived following the launch in July of Orange's 3G Mobile Office Card.

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