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EE’s just announced that you can finally buy yourself some 4G-packing Android tablets, including the Nexus 7, well, kind of. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE is a genuine LTE-equipped tablet you can call your own, but to make the Nexus 7 go 4G, EE’s bundling an LTE portable hotspot with it. Not a bad solution, I guess.
The tablets come with steep price plans, though, so it’s not exactly a cheap option. The Note 10.1 LTE will cost you from £100 up-front, with the 8GB-a-month plan costing £36 a month. Meanwhile, the Nexus 7-4G hotspot combo will set you back from £30, and, again, £36 a month for 8GB of data.
4G speeds on your phone is awesome, there’s no doubt, but on a tablet? HD video streaming really comes alive; it’s just a shame 8GB really won’t get you that far.
This is so pointless it should be illegal.
Especially the “LTE” Nexus 7 offer, that’s just plain misleading. It’s doubly pointless when you could just share your internet from your phone.
8GB of data is so useless on LTE that it makes me angry… and you wouldn’t like me when I’m angry (I’m a proper jerk).
4G is how much a year’s worth of unlimited data sets you back.
I like what you did there.
Where it you get such a cost effective unlimited deal in the UK?