It's hard to say what might develop if and when the new Clearwire, incorporating Sprint Xohm and Clearwire assets, actually launches new unified offers. For the moment, as Sprint rolls out its WiMAX network in Baltimore, we should expect a la carte usage plans, much on the casual Wi-Fi model.
Sprint has said it will break with the traditional mobile model and offer service without contracts and termination fees.
So far, it seems as though monthly service will be priced around the going rates for comparable digital subscriber line and cable modem services.
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