Bell Mobile high speed network increases

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Bell Canada announced further speed enhancements to the Bell Mobility high speed mobile data network, and also introduced three new Novatel Wireless mobile broadband devices built exclusively for Bell Mobility customers requiring fast and reliable data access on the go.
Bell's enhanced high-speed mobile network now offers speeds of up to 1.8 mbps and peak download speeds of 3.1 Mbps. In Ontario, Bell plans to introduce further speed enhancements in selected markets across Canada throughout 2007. These speed increases allow Mobility business customers to share large data files and leverage new wireless data applications on the go. For example, high-definition digital schematics and blueprints can be manipulated in the field, shared in real time with counterparts at head office, then discussed over a video-conference connection.

Consumers can take advantage of the improved mobile data speeds to listen to and share music on demand, capture and upload high-resolution photography and real-time wireless video, or access large e-mail files directly on their phones or other mobile devices.

Bell launched three Novatel Wireless hardware devices as well:

- Novatel Wireless P720 PC Card: The Merlin(TM) PC720 EV-DO Rev A PC Card
provides high-speed connectivity to networks with data speeds up to 3.1
Mbps. It has an advanced dual-band diversity antenna system design that
incorporates an external flip antenna, maximizing data speed
performance and allowing for stronger network signal reception.
- Novatel Wireless U720 USB Modem: The Ovation U720 USB EV-DO Rev A Modem
plugs into a computer's USB port to provide users with data speeds of
up to 3.1 Mbps.
- Novatel Wireless X720 ExpressCard: The Merlin X720 ExpressCard(TM) EV-
DO Rev A offers fast, wireless broadband speeds to achieve LAN-like
mobility with data speeds up to 3.1 Mbps. Accessories for the
ExpressCard that allow it to function as a PCMCIA card or USB are also
available.

The Bell Mobility high speed mobile data network is currently available to approximately 60 per cent of Canadians across the country and was the first network to deliver data at speeds of up to 2.4 Mbps, allowing for streaming video, high-speed Internet surfing and downloads of one-megabyte data files in 20 seconds or less.

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