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    Sony Drops Price of MYLO HardwarePosted By: Ed on Monday, October 29, 2001 10:00:05 AM
Sony has cut the price of the modem needed to connect to MYLO, their wireless service. Effective immediately, Sony S320 users can buy the modem adapter and removable PC card for $100, after a $100 mail-in rebate and with a 12-month service contract. The service offers unlimited Internet access for $40 a month. While there is not a modem available for the high-end N series, rumor has it Sony will make one available by the end of this year.
The MYLO wireless service itself divides information into four lifestyle categories: It also features instant messaging, support for POP3 e-mail accounts and wireless Internet access to HTML and WML-based Web sites. MYLO is also available for laptops. The same PC Card modem that goes in the S320 can be used. Unlimited access costs $60 and for $80 both the laptop and the Clié can be used. Related Information:
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The service is being provided by GoAmerica. Their new wireless modem adapter has a PC Card slot that accepts a wireless modem card. This card works interchangeably with Sony handhelds and notebooks that have an open PC Card slot. The card, which is a Sierra Wireless AirPath SC 300, operates on Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) networks. 
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