Bell’s most awaited HSPA network is now here and Canadians who are planning to change coat and go from Rogers Wireless to Bell; well it is a free country. Now Canadians have a choice between two networks and choice is always good.  As with any launch by any network, a couple of awesome handsets and data cards were on display and that is without the rip off plans. If you were not able to check, it out here is what you might want to know about:

Data Sticks from Novatel Wireless come in many shapes and forms, the Novatel Wireless U950 is at $24.95 for a 3-year contract, the U998 is at a price tag of $74.95, and the X950 is at $24.95 all for a 3-year contract. Sim cards are free if you get a contract, if not; you pay a $5 fee.

For those interested in getting data sticks with no strings attached, get the X950, U998 or the U950 for $174.95.

As for smartphones, the Apple iPhone 3G is at $99.95 for a 3 year contract while the Apple iPhone 3GS (16GB) is at $199.95. For those who want a bigger internal memory, get the Apple iPhone 3GS with 32GB capacity at $299.95. If you do not want strings attached you can get the Apple iPhone 3G at $599.95, the 3GS with 16GB at $699.95, and the 32GB one at $799.95.

BlackBerry fan? Do not worry, the BlackBerrys are included as well. For a BlackBerry Bold 9700 you pay $299.95 if you get a 3-year plan. If you want to get it with no attachments whatsoever, you have to pay the full $599.95 price. The BlackBerry Bold 9000 comes at a higher price with the contract but only a little bit. It sells with no strings attached at the same price as the BlackBerry Bold 9700.

Non-Smartphones such as the Nokia 6350, 2730, Samsung Impact, and LG Xenon are also available. For more information, visit Bell.

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