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MCI adds thousands of wireless hot spots







MCI adds thousands of wireless hot spots

MCI adds thousands of wireless hot spots 03/22/2005 06:51 PM

MCI plans a major expansion of the number of wireless hot spots available across the globe to large-business consumers, including 3,400 new hot spots in the U.S. in May.




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hotspots


In Brief: MCI adds thousands of wireless
hotspots
03/22/2005 04:43 PM
MCI on Tuesday launched 1,300 new Wi-Fi hotspots in Europe and the Asia/Pacific region, and will launch 3,400 hotspots in the U.S. in May. In addition to typical Wi-Fi locations such as airports and hotels, the MCI expansion will bring hotspots to new places that MCI customers requested, including cafes, bookstores, and business service centers. The Wi-Fi service is part of an MCI service for medium-size and large businesses called Remote Access Services, which includes dial-up, virtual private network connections. The MCI service includes a software package that connects users to the Internet using the connection of their choice. While other carriers offer Wi-Fi access, MCI's service ties Wi-Fi, dial-up, and broadband wired access together in one package. MCI customers don't need a separate subscription to multiple wireless providers for Wi-Fi access. The MCI service includes an unlimited Wi-Fi plan for $40 a month as an add-on to dial-up service. A time-based plan charges $8 an hour for the first hour, with a maximum of $15 a day.

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