- Occasional User
- with USB Modem Stick
- with Netbook
- Regular User
- with USB Modem Stick
- with Netbook
- Business Traveller - Europe
- with USB Modem Stick
- with Netbook
- Business Traveller - Worldwide
- with USB Modem Stick
- with Netbook
Key features of Genesis Mobile Broadband
- Superfast Internet connection on your laptop, PC or Apple Mac
- Market leading roaming rates - just £8.50 per 24 hour session in Europe
- Extensive network coverage both home and abroad
- Speeds of up to 7.2Mbps
- Ideal for remote workers or customers without a fixed phone line
Mobile broadband
Mobile broadband works by plugging a small, USB modem directly into your desktop computer or laptop, allowing you to gain access to the Internet to pick up emails, use applications or for simply browsing the web wherever you are.
As with a mobile phone, with Mobile Broadband you can take it anywhere and use it wherever there's mobile coverage.
- You're no longer restricted to your home or office
- Within minutes you can connect to the Internet with fast download speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps
- So you can work just about any time, anywhere
- You're free from telephone wires and cables
Packages?
Depending on the package taken, most tariffs include an amount of UK data usage. This can be in the form of a fair usage policy which means that if you go over the data allowance you won’t be charged immediately but frequent over use will then be charged. Alternatively, there may be a usage limit, after which you will be charged automatically.
Costs for roaming (accessing the Internet overseas) may also vary depending on your package and may be in addition to your monthly rental.
Occasional User |
Regular User |
Business Traveller Europe |
Business Traveller Worldwide |
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| Free Line Rental | |||||||
| UK Download Limits | 3GB | 5GB | 5GB | 5GB | |||
| UK out of bundle charges | £12.77 per additional GB |
Fair usage | Fair usage | Fair usage | |||
| UK download speeds | Up to 7.2Mbs* | Up to 7.2Mbs* | Up to 7.2Mbs* | Up to 7.2Mbs* | |||
| Roaming Abroad | £8.50 per 24 hours in selected countries £4.25 per MB elsewhere |
200Mb European Bundle, £4.25 elsewhere/out of bundle | 200Mb Worldwide Bundle, £4.25 out of bundle | ||||
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| USB Stick Modem Pro price | £16.17 | £0.00 | £0.00 | £0.00 | |||
| Netbook price | £230.00 | £199.00 | £199.00 | £199.00 | |||
| Monthly Charge | £12.77 | £25.00 | £60.00 | £95.00 | |||
| with USB Stick Modem Pro | Sign up! | Sign up! | Sign up! | Sign up! | |||
| with Netbook | Sign up! | Sign up! | Sign up! | Sign up! | |||
What do you need to access mobile broadband?
A Mobile Broadband device - The USB Modem Stick Pro is the latest model from Vodafone, designed to fit flush into your laptop without any wires. This device supports Internet access at super fast speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps - that's 14 times faster than standard 3G. At this speed you could download a 5 Mb file in just 7 seconds. Alternatively take the Netbook which is a small laptop with built in Mobile Broadband so all you need to do is pop a SIM into the back of the Netbook and you can connect onto the internet without the need for a USB Modem device.
A Mobile Broadband Connection - this is a monthly tariff, with a contract term of either 12 or 24 months. A SIM card will be issued with the tariff just like a standard mobile phone connection, which will slot into the Mobile Broadband device.
A laptop or desktop PC - simply insert the device to access the Internet without the need for complex installation. It even works with Apple Macs.
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