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news · sprint · carriers · sprint · brad kellett
Sprint Launches EV-DO Network
News by Brad Kellett on Monday October 31, 2005.
Sprint has officially launched its new EV-DO high-speed network, known as Power Vision. The network delivers a peak download rate of 2 megabits per second, but should see average rates of between 400 and 700 kilobits per second.
Sprint Power Vision has been launched with two new services for subscribers, the Sprint Music Store and Sprint TV. The music store, powered my Groove Mobile, offers more than 250,000 songs from labels such as EMI, BMG, Warner Music, and Universal. The Sprint Music Store sells tracks for $2.50USD, and allows two copies to be downloaded - one directly to the handset and a higher quality version for the user's home PC. Sprint TV gives mobile access to streaming media from major broadcasters like CNN, Fox News, and Cartoon Network.
Sprint Power Vision comes in three pricing brackets:
- Power Vision Access Pack - $15USD per month
- Unlimited web/data access
- Streaming live news channel
- Streaming music channel
- Power Vision Plus Pack - $20USD per month
- Unlimited web/data access
- Unlimited imaging
- Streaming live news channel
- Streaming music channel
- Sprint TV Plus
- Power Vision Plus Pack - $25USD per month
- Unlimited web/data access
- Unlimited imaging
- Streaming live news channel
- Streaming music channel
- Sprint TV Ultimate
Users can access the EV-DO network without a Power Vision Pack for $0.02USD per kilobyte of traffic.
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Brad Kellett
Originally from Sydney, Australia, Brad Kellett writes for MobileBurn from his home in San Francisco, California.





