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Swap Sim Card between PDA Phone & PC Card?

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pheenix11 - 05 Jul 2005 03:47 GMT
I read something and it made me curious.

If I get a PDA/Phone and then buy a PC card off of Ebay is it possible to
swap the Sim card between the PDA Phone & PC Card to get double duty from
it?

I wouldn't mind paying $45 a month for the PDA Data plan, but another $80
for the Laptop plan is just too much.

Is this possible?

Thanks 8-)
prc2u - 05 Jul 2005 20:15 GMT
Here is what I have seen.  A sim for a PC card with data package used
in a PDA phone without changing or adding any other data package.
Also the PC card SIM put into a Motorola V551 phone, data cable and
the V551 became a cellular modem.  I believe that Cingular data
packages (whichever is cheapest) can switch between devices.  Check
with customer service before changing plans and of course they will
push you toward the more expensive.

>I read something and it made me curious.
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>Thanks 8-)
Cappy - 05 Jul 2005 21:13 GMT
> If I get a PDA/Phone and then buy a PC card off of Ebay is it possible to
> swap the Sim card between the PDA Phone & PC Card to get double duty from
> it?

Yes, you can do this. You can also just connect your phone and your
laptop so that the phone functions as a modem.
 
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