Limited Connectivity
Oct. 19th, 2012 09:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kevin_standleeAir travel went about as smoothly as I could have expected short of a business-class upgrade. I got three Economy Plus seats in the middle of the plane to myself, and managed to sort-of sleep for several hours of the flight, and am thus not particularly jet-lagged. My personal internet connectivity is severely limited, however, consisting mostly of what I can scrape off the occasional free connections here and there, so don't expect to hear much from me until I get back late on October 30.
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Date: 2012-10-20 10:15 am (UTC)If so, you might want to walk into a 3 shop (that's the mobile network 3). They sell pre-paid data SIMs for piss-all by American standards. A 3G USB stick will set you back £20, plus £10 for 1Gb of data (expires if unused after 30 days). A mifi router can be had on pre-pay for £70, and 12Gb of data expiring after 12 months costs another £70. Nor do you have to get the SIM activated -- it works right out of the box as soon as you put the SIM in the wireless device and turn it on.
Break-even for a 3G USB stick against hotel wifi charges (usually £15 per 24 hours) is typically 48 hours ...