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sinistermind:
why just one location? so people in Lagos that are interested have to got to Abuja... when are we ever going to get it right in Nigeria?

sinistermind:
why just one location? so people in Lagos that are interested have to got to Abuja... when are we ever going to get it right in Nigeria?

bongolistik:
When did you preordered?

Lovetinz:
What advantages do 4G wireless networks have over 3G networks?

The simple answer is that a 4G network theoretically will have a higher data transfer rate. With the appropriate amount of spectrum and good network engineering, a Long Term Evolution (LTE)-based network has the potential to reach 100 Mbps, while a WiMAX network can top out at 70 Mbps.

A more complex answer is that a 4G wireless network is a pure data connection: that is, it is an end-to-end Internet Protocol connection. This provides some real advantages, but also some disadvantages. On the one hand, a smartphone simply becomes another data device whose native mode is as an Internet-enabled terminal and that can be managed as such.

On the other hand, services such as voice require some additional machinations to support effectively. Since voice is not intrinsically data-centric and must be converted to data before it can be transferred, voice-capable LTE handsets have been slow in coming.


http://searchtelecom.techtarget.com/answer/What-advantages-do-4G-wireless-networks-have-over-3G-networks

Kizyte:
Ntel SIM is now available at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.

See attached screenshots below:

mfujah:
pls where in lagos?

Grundig:
The marketing strategy this company employed is appaling. These guys shoulda flooded highly populated areas in lagos, abuja, port harcourt and kano with their sim cards. They need to be seen.

Who are they trying to sell th sim cards to in transccorp hotel?? Politicians?? who are more concerned with their next loot?? Or business men?? Who are less likely to change their numbers??

prettysolid:
What are the advantages of getting a 4G sim card, someone please enlighten me.

ikombe:
Thought it was 3months free browsing


Which wan con be 30 april den pre order bundle go start from may 1st


Scam network

prettysolid:
What are the advantages of getting a 4G sim card, someone please enlighten me.

MilesLamar:
Buhari's bae? Lol

Lovetinz:
What advantages do 4G wireless networks have over 3G networks?

The simple answer is that a 4G network theoretically will have a higher data transfer rate. With the appropriate amount of spectrum and good network engineering, a Long Term Evolution (LTE)-based network has the potential to reach 100 Mbps, while a WiMAX network can top out at 70 Mbps.

A more complex answer is that a 4G wireless network is a pure data connection: that is, it is an end-to-end Internet Protocol connection. This provides some real advantages, but also some disadvantages. On the one hand, a smartphone simply becomes another data device whose native mode is as an Internet-enabled terminal and that can be managed as such.

On the other hand, services such as voice require some additional machinations to support effectively. Since voice is not intrinsically data-centric and must be converted to data before it can be transferred, voice-capable LTE handsets have been slow in coming.


http://searchtelecom.techtarget.com/answer/What-advantages-do-4G-wireless-networks-have-over-3G-networks

musicwriter:
The advantage is that it's faster than what MTN, GLO, Airtel, Etisalat, have to offer.

If it's correct 4G LTE, it would be 20 times faster than other networks when you browse. If they deliver a quality LTE service as promised, it would put other networks out of business- at least for data services.

But, of course, MTN, I'm sure would soon give them strong competition by rolling out their own 4G LTE service. The existing networks are just waiting for them to see how good their service. If their service is good, every other network would start offering unlimited data.

If you watch, you'll notice data price is already coming down. Airtel now offer 4.5GB for N,200 and 9GB for N3,500.

Losers:

The biggest losers would be Spectranet, Smile network, Swift, e.t.c all the current 4G networks would become history within 2 years, cause they don't have what it takes to remain in the competition. What happened to Multilinks, Zoom, would happen to them.

So, a lot of domino effect advantages!.

DrayZee:
SPEEEED!
SUPERSONIC SPEEED!

Grundig:
The marketing strategy this company employed is appaling. These guys shoulda flooded highly populated areas in lagos, abuja, port harcourt and kano with their sim cards. They need to be seen.

Who are they trying to sell th sim cards to in transccorp hotel?? Politicians?? who are more concerned with their next loot?? Or business men?? Who are less likely to change their numbers??

satelliteDISH:
Y call them scam. If you don't understand the message simply ask questions.

What they mean is that when you activate your sum today and subscribe any data plan of your chioce, you will browse for free till 30th April then the data plan you subscribe will starts counting from 1st of May.

Did you get it bro.

satelliteDISH:
Y call them scam. If you don't understand the message simply ask questions.

What they mean is that when you activate your sum today and subscribe any data plan of your chioce, you will browse for free till 30th April then the data plan you subscribe will starts counting from 1st of May.

Did you get it bro.

callydon:
plz has anyone in abuja gone to collect his/her yet? cos I no wan waste transport money ooh

ikombe:
dis wan na lugubrious loof(spell backward)


U didnt see the first topic about nitel wen dey said we should buy d sim and get 3months free browsing. Dont quote me again hediot

Kizyte:
Ntel SIM is now available at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.

See attached screenshots below:

surveycash:
Thanks for the info. Was @ Transcorp lobby today to get mine.

The sim is free but you need subscribe to a data bundle of either N1, 000 ( 3 days), N2,400 (7 days) or N9,000 (30 days) all unlimited data.

Browsing is free till 30th of April.