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If you want an ultra-portable laptop with your broadband, why not try Vodafone Broadband's (www.Vodafone.co.uk) latest free laptop offer? Check it's free Samsung laptops and Dell laptops.
| Supplier | Package details | Speed (up to) | 1st year cost | Monthly charge | Download limit | Go |
| Mobile broadband 1GB + Samsung NC10 Netbook | 7Mb | £300.00 | £25.00 | 1GB | ||
| Mobile broadband 1GB + Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook | 7Mb | £300.00 | £25.00 | 1GB | ||
| Mobile broadband 3GB + Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Netbook | 7Mb | £360.00 | £30.00 | 3GB |
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From £25 a month on a two year contract you can get a free Dell Inspiron Mini 9 laptop with built-in mobile broadband - so no need for a mobile USB modem - you simply put your mobile broadband SIM card into the laptop to surf the net no matter where you are.
The Inspiron Mini 9 has an 8.9 inch screen and weighs just 990g - small enough and light enough to take with you wherever you go. It’s worth £269, is wireless enabled and comes with an 8GB hard drive, Windows XP Home Edition and a built-in webcam.
Vodafone’s free laptop offer is available on two different mobile broadband plans - one for £25 a month and one for £30 a month.
Although you will receive the same spec laptop no matter which tariff you choose, your data allowance will vary. For £25 a month you only get a 1GB download allowance, while for £30 you get a more generous 3GB.
Mobile broadband from Vodafone allows you to access the internet on the go with a free laptop and built-in mobile broadband connectivity, making surfing the web even easier.
And if you don’t download a lot each month, staying within your monthly mobile broadband download allowance you could even save yourself at least £126 a year by getting rid of your home phone line rental as you’ll no longer need it for ADSL broadband.
Install our free Broadband Download Monitor to ensure that you never exceed your download limit.
Vodafone has 80 per cent of the UK covered by its mobile broadband network, with select areas receiving speeds of up to 7.2Mb. However, you should still do a coverage check before signing any contract to make sure that you’ll get an adequate signal where you live and work.
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