Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks
It’s the competition about speed, the commitment of providing faster data accessing. It’s about showing of the highest potentiality of one’s existing infrastructure.
Last few months we have couple of incidents in data market as we have seen Airtel launching its 4th Gen data network in Kolkata and Bangalore with kind of high priced dongle and not-so reasonable plans (considering that speed issue). Already Airtel has slashed down the price of the dongle as per the impact of our post.
Now MTS India has come up with similar kind of plans like airtel 4G for the postpaid customer.(Read more: CDMA Players Not Responding to Data Tariff War – Even Airtel 4G Cheaper than EVDO Rev B Services In India) Lets have a look first:
Plan Name | MRP | Benefit | Additional Usage charge |
| M-Ultra 629 | Rs.629 | 1 GB | Rs. 1 /MB |
| M-Ultra 899 | Rs.899 | 3 GB | Rs. 1 /MB |
| MULTRA 999 unlimited | Rs.999 | Unlimited* *Upto 6GB in HSD | NA |
| M-Ultra 1359 | Rs.1359 | 10 GB | Rs. 1 /MB |
| MULTRA 1399 unlimited | Rs.1399 | Unlimited* *Upto 12GB in HSD | NA |
| M-Ultra 1629 | Rs.1629 | 15 GB | Rs. 1 /MB |
| M-Ultra 1899 | Rs.1899 | 20 GB | Rs. 1 /MB |
Currently available only in Jaipur, MTS Rev B network can provide a speed of 9.8 Mbps, theoretically 3 times faster than existing EVDO Rev A network which can deliver a downlink speed of maximum 3.1 Mbps and this network have the capability of providing better indoor coverage and stable transmission of data in the air than any other technology but it seems MTS is going to miss this opportunity with its own meaningless plans.