Sprint helps New Hampshire businesses to ‘live free’

April 15, 2005

NH Business Review Staff,

For New Hampshire businesses looking for the wireless tools (and toys) of the future – they’ve arrived. With Sprint PCS, mobile professionals can choose from a variety of voice and data combinations for their wireless solution.

The latest devices available in New Hampshire include: the Sprint PCS VisionSM Smart Device PPC-6601, featuring Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 and Bluetooth® Wireless Technology; the BlackBerry Enterprise SolutionTM, a secure wireless extension to your corporate email system and other business applications; and the Sprint PCS Vision Smart Device Treo™ 650 by palmOne, combining a wireless phone, email, Web access, Palm OS organizer, built-in MP3 player and digital camera with video capabilities.

Contact Sprint to sample these devices and take advantage of a free cost analysis of your current wireless service, to help you “live free,” as opposed to the alternative. The local New Hampshire Sprint PCS representative, Alan Johnson, can be reached at 603-661-0593.

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