YMax Corp., which is based in Florida, said this week at the International Consumers Electronics Show that it plans to start selling the device in about four months for $40. That’s the same price as the original magicJack. Like the original magicJack, it will provide free calls for one year.
Femtocells now offer cell phone service for $1.70 a month with MagicJack! That’s just $19.95 a year. $19.95 a year! MagicJack’s femtocell works with mobile phones “potentially” from any carrier, though only GSM is mentioned. Apparently just coming within eight feet connects your phone to the femtocell, after which you can supposedly travel anywhere you like in the house. Calls through the femtocell won’t use your minutes. Replace your phone company or get a second line, with MagicJack!
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