Bend launches HSPA+ with 50GB cap

Dec 16th 2009
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Oregon cable provider BendBroadband today stood poised to upturn the cellular data industry by launching its own high-speed 3G service with much higher limits than usual. The HSPA+ network runs at up to 15Mbps, and typically 6-8Mbps, but is most notable for its bandwidth cap. Where most such services limit users to just 5GB of data transfers per month, the company’s top-tier $65 monthly service provides 50GB of data and in many cases could use 3G as a primary Internet connection….

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