:: PLDT TelPad : Landline + DSL + Touch Screen Tablet ::

[samsungster]

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super daghan karon of inventions..

[muddstond]

1. A crap, impractical, redundant resources and Waste of money - Kung daghan ka kwarta, Cge gooo.
2. Naa may internet/skype/facebook etc... sa desktop, Using wifi sa Laptop, iPad, iPhone , or smartphone.
3. Naa may existing telephone line, mobile phone, smartphones(iPhone or BB) capable sa skype, facebook etc...
4. Bisan pa gi integrate na na nila, way juy ayo, panindot lang sa mata. Not practical. If you have existing internet connection, why waste this kind of crap.

That's all mga Bro... Just my 2nd thought...

[muddstond]

BeWise...!

Consider the monthly COST. Do not be amazed about the features, consider what you need for communication. Video call in skype/YM, browsing the internet using Wifi is enough. Other features in it are useless.

I appreciate the innovators but what they made is additional expense and not practical. We'll consumers still have the options. But consider the COST.

[k.A.i]

Aw natural mag bayad man dyud ka +500 kay imo man gi upgrade ang plan nimo, mao raman na imong gi additional +500 sa imong previous plan. Pero wala pako idea sa ilang Plan 990 if +500 ba gihapon.

Ana ba? asa ka source ana bro?

So kana ra diay lahi PLDT Still owns the product? kay sa ilang Telephone you can own it man, also the Modem, same as Globe, ang canopy man gani sa Smart imoha na.

nabasahan ra sad nako akong source bro.
tara ay, (take note, murag gidisable na nila ang user post sa wall)
comment ra sad ni siya from yugatech
http://www.yugatech.com/blog/telecom...ne-dsl-in-one/

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Chito Reyes
Again my question which was not answered though it was first in this post… After 3 years of P500/month, would I actually own the unit already or is it just considered as an additional deposit for a PLDT owned equipment (just like our exis…ting phones). If defective AFTER 3 years, will you replace it?
I just wanted to clarify as I was told that it would still be PLDT owned after 3 years.
PLDT Telpad
@Chito – Sorry for the delay.
PLDT owns the Telpad unit even after the lock-in period.
PLDT provides a product warranty for the Telpad unit for 3 years.
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Thanks!
Chito Reyes
Follow up question… If PLDT OWNS the Telpad unit AFTER 3 years, what happens if it does not work anymore AFTER 3 years? If we decide to return it after 3 years, do we get our money back since you still own it? Since ownership is NEVER transferred to us despite our payment, what is the Php 500/month for?
PLDT Telpad
@Chito – If you cancel the Telpad service after the lock-in period, you are still required to return the Telpad unit to PLDT.
The P500/month covers the .5mbps speed upgrade. There will be no refund for the P500/month after the lock-in period. If you do not cancel your Telpad subscription, you will still get charged the rate you were charged when you were still in the lock-in period. If you cancel, simply choose another DSL plan or continue with your Telpad subscription.
If the unit is defective after 3 years, PLDT reserves the right to charge you since it is no longer covered by the warranty.
Hope this helps. Thanks!
Chito Reyes
Hmmm… what about the battery after 3 years and the “usual” wear and tear of the gadget? Will you replace them? We all know that electronic gadgets have a “limited” life… The unit will be bound to be defective after that “life” and if you technically own it, what would be our protection in the future? It would be unfair to charge us for something that is bound to conk out just like any electronic gadget.
(No answer yet as of this posting)

[masakiton]

hahahah.. mugwang ra sa hidden charges

[Souperman]

What can you say about this?

You can carry it around the house just like a cordless phone for as far as 25 meters from the charging dock station.

pngbalay ra jd ni cya? or mada bsag asa??

nahan ta ko pa.apply da, hehe

[k.A.i]

pngbalay ra jd ni cya? or mada bsag asa??

nahan ta ko pa.apply da, hehe

sir, research sa daan before ka mo-apply,
tingalig magbasol ra ka hehehe


and about sa imong question,
pede ako motubag? hehe
pede na siya madala bisag asa sir, mura ra na siya ug iPad,ePad,aPad nga tablet.
as long as ok pa ang battery, pede ra tangtangon.

mo avail unta gali ko ani, pero naa man ko nabasahan nga negative about ani gud, maong wla nalang ko nidayon.

[nwf]

sir, research sa daan before ka mo-apply,
tingalig magbasol ra ka hehehe


and about sa imong question,
pede ako motubag? hehe
pede na siya madala bisag asa sir, mura ra na siya ug iPad,ePad,aPad nga tablet.
as long as ok pa ang battery, pede ra tangtangon.

mo avail unta gali ko ani, pero naa man ko nabasahan nga negative about ani gud, maong wla nalang ko nidayon.

unsay negative about ani bai? nahan ko kabalo pud ky plano pud ko kuha ani....
timbang-timbang pa ko....

[rlcrl]

unsay negative about ani bai? nahan ko kabalo pud ky plano pud ko kuha ani....
timbang-timbang pa ko....

quoted from softtouch's comment

The only bad thing is, it only has WiFi 820.11 b/g, which makes it a little slow when transferring videos for example. Most mid/high-end cellphones are having wireless N already (at least my 3 cellphones have it).

Beside this, if it would not be China made, it would be cool...

[Chipmunk888]

this may be impractical to some but not to gadget and technology-hobbyist people like myself.


i can imagine now how many things i can do with this equipment.



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