Sim Card in Paris
#5
Joined: Apr 2007
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I believe the SIM card would be for 3G access.
All of the main providers offer data plans, tough none is particularly inexpensive. Perhaps the most popular is Orange´s Mobicarte but SFR and Bouygues have plans as well. Here is an explanation on how to use the Mobicarte with Internet Max:
http://prepaid-wireless-internet-acc...id=PGWJ_Za0mSC
All of the main providers offer data plans, tough none is particularly inexpensive. Perhaps the most popular is Orange´s Mobicarte but SFR and Bouygues have plans as well. Here is an explanation on how to use the Mobicarte with Internet Max:
http://prepaid-wireless-internet-acc...id=PGWJ_Za0mSC
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#9
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If you are in a place without wifi you can use (e.g., your computer recognizes six different wifi signals, but they are all locked), a USB key device (modem) from a cell phone provider gives you internet access via the phone system.
Here's an example:
http://reviews.cnet.com/modems/veriz...-33411169.html
Here's an example:
http://reviews.cnet.com/modems/veriz...-33411169.html
#10
Joined: Jan 2003
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Some laptops have 3G SIM card slot that enables them to access mobile internet/broadband.
Alternatively many mobile phones can be used as modem, which can be linked to laptop with a data cable or bluetooth (called tethering).
Unfortunately France is one of the more expensive countries for PAYG data access.
Alternatively many mobile phones can be used as modem, which can be linked to laptop with a data cable or bluetooth (called tethering).
Unfortunately France is one of the more expensive countries for PAYG data access.





