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Today, Rogers is officially launching its new 3G network in Canada. Rogers will offer its Vision service, video telephony, in 22 cities in Canada. This means that Rogers will cover with its network of the third generation 60% of Canada. "This major expansion solidifies Rogers' position as Canada's fastest and most advanced wireless network," said John Boynton, Senior Vice President and
Chief Marketing Officer, Rogers Wireless. "Rogers Vision is a quantum leap forward in wireless communications and has revolutionized the way customers access information and entertainment on-the-go both at home and abroad." No reduction in mobile data packages are scheduled from Rogers, but the fact that the third generation could come to be available from Rogers is a major point for Canada. Finally, remember that the service of Video Vision is available only in Canada at the moment, because no American operator, according to Rogers, offers this service at this time. The cities that will now be covered by HSDPA Rogers are: Greater Vancouver, Kelowna, Victoria, Whistler, Calgary,
Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Regina, Ottawa/Gatineau,
Kingston, Sudbury, Barrie, London, Kitchener/Waterloo, Guelph, Windsor,
Greater Montreal, Quebec City, Chicoutimi and Trois-Rivi?res. Rogers Vision is
already available in the Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton/St. Catharines,
Burlington/Oakville.
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All that 3G means is that you can now go bankrupt faster than ever before. If you actually use this network for real internet access, you'll incur monthly bills of hundreds or thousands of dollars. 1 GB on Rogers = $2700! But in the US, 5 GB on Verizon = $60.
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