While these plans would be available in RCOM's existing 13 circles at the moment, the key feature of this tie-up will be that the plans may not be bound by a contract for activation or cancellation at any point of time.
"The customer will have to procure the iPad from the market, while the Reliance 3G iPad plans will be activated from Reliance World outlets," informed a reliable source.
RCom is expected to price its plans starting at Rs 200 for 1GB per day plan and the unlimited plan could be up to Rs 1,200 a month.
An RCom spokesperson confirmed the same but declined to divulge any further details. BSNL, on the other hand, offers 3G data plans for Rs 99 for a day (unlimited data download) and a monthly plan for Rs 599 that offers up to 6GB
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