Clearwire unveiled its 4G wireless service which they call "Rover." Rover is a pay-as-you-go 4G service that lets users have 4G speeds without being locked into a contract. It costs $5 per day, $20 dollars per week, and $50 dollars if you want a month of service. Okay, onto the hockey joke. In order to have the 4G service, you need to purchase something that Clearwire calls a "puck" which connects up to eight users for $150, or a "stick" which connects only one user for $99 bucks. The prices above for the "puck" and the "stick" are for the device itself. The consumer has to purchase that device and also a plan of 4G for daily, weekly, or monthly. =]
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