There’s a new high-speed internet option in the Reno/Sparks area

Filed under: Archived,Computing Tips - Mar 15 2006

Cant’ get DSL? Don’t want Charter Broadband? Now there’s a new high-speed internet option in certain areas of town – Clearwire Wireless Broadband internet service. Their service offers download speeds up to 1500 Kbps (compare that to about 40 Kbps for most dial-up internet service). Clearwire officially launched service in the Reno/Carson City/Minden/Gardnerville area on March 14. As a promotion to get people to sign-up for their service they are offering residential service at just $19.99/month for your first 3 months (+$4.99 monthly modem lease fee). This is a savings of $10 to $17 per month for your first 3 months! A minimum 1-year contract is required. If you sign-up for a 2-year contract, the $50 activation fee is waived. You can find out more about their service at www.clearwire.com or contact your Computer Techs technician for a demo – we are Authorized Representatives of Clearwire. Don’t delay – the promotional rate expires April 30.


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