Out of Pod Experience

After all those crazy delays of requirements that are never communicated appropriately to materialize,
I got 2 offers from cell phone carriers for internet services.

One , the first , is 25 mbps , on a wireless stick (would run on a laptop, with the proper external video card adapter, for around $120 for the stick and more for the adapter) , at $35 per month.
I'm already with them, so it may only be a matter of paying them.
However, this is designed to run on tablet, and is not high-speed internet.

Second, the other, is 40 mbps, and comes with a free tablet ($7 per month to run the tablet, with 1+GB of RAM), at $15 per month for 1 GB, $25 for 3 GB and $35 for 5 GB or 7 GB.

I know nothing of either systems latency (or ping rate, whether 5ms, 25ms or 40ms or 100ms),
and their consistency is worst than cable , since it runs wireless from a satellite system with nodes around town...

Either way, the price is so low that I could test both and I will test the one with the free LG GPad with Android (no keyboard though).

It apparently runs the internet via USB connection from the tablet to a USB port connector on the Desktop PC instead of connecting with the Ethernet port.
Alternately, it can also (theoretically , not tested yet, no matter how high the certainty ratio is or would be) connect on the internet via wireless system (given the desktop would have a wireless modem device connection, which it doesn't at this time).
This would work on a laptop with a wireless modem.

Buzz Whatnow.

Do you mean the stability and latency are too bad?

Edit:
I'm looking for EVE Online boxed package, like the Second Decade Boxed set at $150 - $200 on Amazon.

Speaking about being on drugs, how did you manage to get your avatar photo to be of a planet?

It doesn't matter, whether the plan is designed for a tablet or a laptop or any other device. If it's a satellite connection (not 100% clear on that), it will be shite for playing anything, due to the crazy latency.

If it's a mobile (phone) connection, you may be able to play somewhat, but you should be prepared for connection losses and lag.

Confirming: This poster has missed the, admittedly thin, joke.

..and straight over yours.

Best thing would be to try, do your providers have a delay of retractation ?

I'm trying that too, I live in a city so the signal (4G or LTE its called) is good enough to stay stable, and the speed even with up and down is always faster than the cable one that i had until now.

The mobile modem I got is horrible for a desktop pc though, there's no router in this pocket modem and it provides its internet only via wifi, that means I need two wireless signal from my computer to the internet, so the ping is a little higher but nothing preventing to play EVE.

Confirmed: You can actually lose IQ points by reading a thread in a forum on the internet.

EVE doesn't need a high bandwidth connection and it's pretty tolerant of high latency. What it does need, though, is a reliable connection.