Bombardier’s Giant Spanner In The Works
On The 10:35 From Liverpool Street To Shenfield, I talked to several passengers and one thing that impressed a couple was the built-in 4G mobile-phone capability of the trains.
So much wi-fi on trains is tedious to use and the operator wants to get you to register, so they can bombard you with spam.
For this and other reasons, I rarely use wi-fi.
Now that Bombardier have fitted 4G to Crossrail’s Aventras, will every new train in the UK, be fitted with this capability?
You bet it will! Or the train won’t sell!
I actually, think that 4G capability could be a train feature that appeals to many older travellers., who I suspect generally aren’t the heaviest users of bandwidth, but also want instant access at all times.
4G all the time gives you this.
June 29, 2017 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Aventra, Bombardier, Crossrail, Phones, Wi-fi
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