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Verizon Launches Revision A

Feb 1, 2007, 11:50 AM by (staff)

Verizon announced that many areas throughout the country have been upgraded to EV-DO Revision A and that the network has gone live. Subscribers in much of Florida and Massachusetts, as well as in the Richmond, Chicago, Salt Lake City and Gary, IN areas can now take advantage of increased upload and download speeds with a Revision A capable data card. Verizon is initially predicting uploads of 300-400 kbps and downloads of 450-800 kbps. The carrier today also launched the USB720 USB modem to join the Aircard 595 PC Card in its Rev. A lineup.

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undrgrnd

Feb 1, 2007, 12:23 PM

Go Figure...

Sprint has upgraded more cities... and now verizon releases theirs in the few areas it is available... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Jayshmay

heck, I thought Rev. A would be faster, than 800kbps?!?!?!?

That headline a tad further down where it says something about average speeds of 600-kbps to 1.4mbps, that's kinda interesting, slightly above a megabit!!!

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denzillion

Boooo hooo big deal... Its not like Verizon is never going to expand.

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EVDOinfo

Feb 1, 2007, 2:42 PM

Verizon Rev-A is in more places than they announced!

Though Verizon launched their Rev-A network, the cities they've officially listed aren't the only places they have Rev-A turned on at. There are quite a few major markets they aren't announcing yet, for whatever reason. See for yourself by checking out a cool new google mashup at

http://www.EVDOmaps.com »

a free service be the EVDO Experts at

http://www.EVDOinfo.com »

vzw_67

That map isn't even completely correct. There are 3 markets near me in central Illinois that have EVDO active. One of them is Rev A, too.

Jayshmay

Well, unfortunatley Verizon Rev.A doesn't yet appear to be in Las Vegas, but most of the cities it is in appear to be at speeds between 1.1mbps and 1.6mbps, that's not all that bad, not bad at all.

Personally, I'm going to wait and see what Cingula...
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