Traveling internet

[Charlie2]

Hey, what’s the skinny for web use on the road? I’ve been using AOL to access my email on Cox-internet cable. In some campgrounds the attendants insist you must have an 800 number to access. Beats me!

On this Dell High Resolution 8200 AOL looks like micro fish. I really don’t want to knock down resolution to read the darn AOL browser. I can read IE ok.

Anyone have new ideas on commuting and computing?

[AllGamer]

for ON the Road use, people usually go for IPASS

www.ipass.com

it's not free

[Charlie2]

Thanks for the reply.
AllGamer
I don’t know, sounds like it is more for a company instead of an individual. Personally, I am tired of paying Cox and AOL for the same service.

I just did a quick read over of I-pass, I’ll have to go over the fine print. Didn't see any pricing information for individuals.

[Charlie2]

For those of you who camp at KOA Campgrounds in the US: http://www.hotspotzz.com/press/05-13-03.asp
You will soon be able to blitz the net form the comfort of your camper.