Wireless or cables?

[Jennifer Albert]

I have always used cables for realtime.  I have two loaner computers that I always seem to be using and haven't hooked up to an attorney's computer in I can't remember how long.  I use CaseView  and it works great.  Want to switch over to wireless.  I see a lot of used ones and just was wondering if I should make the investment.  Seems like there's a lot of red/blue debate.

[Kelli Combs (admin)]

Mine doesn't work very well.  Wonder if it's defective or something.

[Jennifer Albert]

Is anyone else using Live Deposition?  They unfortunately don't have the pricing on their website.  I got the pricing for CaseViewNet and wanted to compare the services/pricing.  Didn't know if anyone else had any experience with the product.

[Kelli Combs (admin)]

Live Deposition I use too and it's 200 a year.

[Janiece Young]

Jennifer, regarding the ICVnet, remember you have a higher cost the first year and then after that it drops down.  Also, you get the refresh feature with the ICVnet.

[Susan Gunelson]

I just wanted to update my post from May 23rd here.  I now have an Android Tablet that I used for realtime last week for depositions out of state.  We were in the doctors' office and they did not have Wifi.  I have the same Jetpack that Kelli posted a picture of down below.  I was able to access the Internet with that for my computer, the Tablet and my Netbook and provide realtime to the attorneys through Bridge Mobile.  I had no problem at all with the Jetpack signal.

[Janiece Young]

Hi, Susan,

So are you using iCVnet?  Which Android tablet do you have and how much did it cost?  I bought iPads.  I'm asking in case I get a case where I need more than two.  I have a netbook so I can supply three screens right now, but I like the tablets better.

Glad your jetpack works well for you.  That's what I have and I have never had a problem with it.

Janiece