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Wireless Broadband..Totally Clueless

naomi_hun1107 · 2008-09-05 16:29:45

Hey, Want to get wireless broadband as I live in rented apartment and don't want to get a phone line, but am totally clueless about which to get. I live in Dublin City Centre and most providers seem to have good coverage here, all I want to do is check emails, shop and book tickets online. I've narrowed it down to Three,…

05-09-2008 4:29pm

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naomi_hun1107

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Hey, Want to get wireless broadband as I live in rented apartment and don't want to get a phone line, but am totally clueless about which to get.

I live in Dublin City Centre and most providers seem to have good coverage here, all I want to do is check emails, shop and book tickets online.

I've narrowed it down to Three, Clearwire or O2, can anybody point me in the direction of cheep and cheerful but also fairly reliable?

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You may want to check out boards.ie > Tech > Nets & Comms > Broadband or the Dublin regional forum.

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