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In case some of you have not noticed, besides my family, I have two things I am passionate about. Those are Gadgets and Sports! For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to land a job with ESPN, so I could work around what I love. I never really got a chance to give it ago, plus my wife would hate to live in Bristol, I am sure its cold up there. That said, a gadget with sports is official now, Mobile ESPN. This is the Holy Grail of sports services. Yeah, Yeah, I know I can use my Pocket PC or Converged device and just connect to the net and see alot of the same things, but this is not for me, this is for your average, less technical sports fans out there. ( and there are millions of them! )

INTRODUCING MOBILE ESPN
I got a chance to check this out at CES 2006 and it really cool.
Mobile ESPN delivers the most immersive, on-the-go sports content experience you can get. All the features below are included in every service plan. And you’ll also receive ESPN BottomLine, Insider content, standings, rankings, injury reports, the line, recruiting updates and much more.

Mobile ESPN Scoreboard and Sportsnation Interactivity

Team Pages and Full Motion Video

Hot News and My Favorite and sure to be a hit, Mobile Fantasy Sports!!!

Click Here for a Demo.

Features of the Phone Required for Service:

It’s not going to be cheap
The Sanyo MVP is available for US$199 with a two-year service agreement with Mobile ESPN, and plans start at US$34.99 for 100 minutes per month and go up to US$224.99 for 4000 minutes per month. All plans include the Mobile ESPN data features.

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