D-Link 3G Mobile Router: Turn Wireless Broadband into Wi-Fi
It seems D-Link has filled the gap between mobile broadband wireless connections and good old Wi-Fi with it’s 3G Mobile Router. All you need to do is plug a compatible 3G notebook adapter into it’s CardBus slot, and instantly that UMTS, HSDPA, or EV-DO network can be shared with any Wi-Fi enabled device.
This is excellent for those that would like to save a few bucks (or spend a few more, depending on your data plan) on wireless by using their network adapter at home as well as on the go. Plus, it works just like any other Wi-Fi router if it does not have a broadband card plugged into it, by having 4 additional ports of full duplex 10/100 switches.
The D-Link 3G Mobile router is available in two different models, one for EV-DO (the DIR-450, available now) and the other (DIR-451, available next month) for UMTS or HSDPA networks. This device isn’t the cheapest, setting you back a cool $230.
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So, this d link 3g mobile router….I am trying to figure out if it is what I am looking for. I have an aircard on one laptop, and want something to convert that signal to wifi for my other laptop’s wireless card. Is this it, does anyone know?
on February 7, 2007 at 02:01 AM - LINK