30Jan

Complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot access if you upgrade to Vista

Posted by Jeff as Marketing

This translates into a subsidy worth as much as $120 ($40 a month for unlimited t-mobile hotspot access if you are not a t-mobile subscriber). So basically, if you use the hotspots at Starbucks a lot, upgrading to Vista actually saves you $20 ($99 for the upgrade) assuming nothing else gets jammed up in the process.

Windows Vista Team Blog : Exclusive to Windows Vista users: Complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot access:

Take your mobile PC running Windows Vista to any North American T-Mobile HotSpot between 30th January and 30th April for a complimentary, blazing-fast broadband connection. This offer actually goes live on Friday 26th and will not receive further promotion until January 30th, but I wanted readers of this blog to be the first to know, and to take advantage

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