Verizon Wireless launched the TV advertising campaign for its upcoming, “Lightning Fast” 4G LTE service.
The commercial continues the company’s “Rule the Air” campaign with the kicker “with the most advanced 4G network in the world.” The commercial confirms “Coming December 2010.”
A new webpage linked to the commercial highlights the expected 5-12 Mbps of performance and shows coverage maps. Customers can also sign up to be notified of service availability in their neighborhood.
http://www.verizonwireless.com/4glte/
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launched the TV advertising campaign for its upcoming, “Lightning Fast” 4G LTE service.
