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From: Luke Davis <ldavis@shellworld.net>
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One thing you might consider is an unlimited cellular internet access 
account, from T-Mobile, or one of the other companies (I mention T-Mobile, 
because I sell that service, and know that the card they use for the GPRS 
connection, works in Linux).

76K, $29 plus tax per month (from T-Mobile, anyway; Sprint, AT&T, etc., do 
similar things, although they limit your hours, and cost more).

They use the Sieara Wireless Aircard (PCMCIA) for access, and there is a 
Linux PCMCIA data file that works for it.

If you are interested in investigating this route, contact me at:

info(at)tacticus(dot)com

(I don't usually see personal mail at this address)

Luke