engadgetmobile.com - 2/16/2009
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Filed under: Handsets , Peripherals , Others , Linux , EDGE , HSDPA
While lacking the decidedly stylin' brushed metal housing seen in its CDMA sibling , we're alright with the Novatel Wireless MiFi 2352, as it brings the GSM . Running a Linux-based OS, the MiFi can support up to five users ...
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Option's GlobeSurfer X·1 turns USB modems into WiFi hotspots
Engadget —
... You can definitely feel the oncoming rush or portable WiFi hotspots now that we've got products like Novatel's insanely slick MiFi on the way to market, and now Option's stepped up with its own flavor. While the end result is the same as Novatel's offering, to get the GlobeSurfer X·1 surfing any kind of 3G data network, you'll need to add a USB 3G modem of your own. Designed as a home of office connectivity device to enable printer sharing, local network sharing, and access to back up services that leverage an existing USB 3G card -- or at least we assume. We'll get more ...
MWC09: Telefonica España y su base que convierte HSDPA en WIFI
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... Via EngadgetMobile (ridículo porque con la cantidad de Notas de prensa que nos mandó Telefónica esto deberíamos haberlo tenido) ...
Video: Novatel Wireless' GSM MiFi 2352 launches on Telefonica Espana
Engadget —
... Remember that Novatel MiFi 2352 we got our hands on a few months back? Well, it looks like it got a little makeover just in time for yesterday's launch on Telefonica Espana. While we're digging the look of the thing, it's what's going on under the hood that really piqued our interest: Adding to the usual WiFi connectivity and encryption, this guy sports two processors, a separate Linux OS and additional flash RAM for hosting and running third party apps accessible to its WiFi clients. If anything, this suggests that Novatel has "big plans for the platform," as ...
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slashgear.com 6/16/2009 — Novatel Wireless’ MiFi 2352 is the third of the company’s “Intelligent Mobile Hotspots” that we’ve unboxed here on SlashGear, but unlike Verizon’s and Sprint’s the 2352 is a GSM/UMTS device rather than EVDO ...
Novatel MiFi to hit Verizon soon for $99.99?
engadgetmobile.com 5/4/2009 — Filed under: Peripherals , Others , Verizon Wireless , EV-DO , CDMA
Novatel's sleek little MiFi is undeniably one of the coolest mobile routers ever to hit the market, and something tells us it's going to sell pretty well -- but naturally, it's ...
Verizon preparing $100 Novatel MiFi 2200 Portable HotSpot?
intomobile.com 5/5/2009 — The credit card-sized Novatel MiFi Portable 3G HotSpot might very well change the way mobile road-warriors work from the, well, road. Unfortunately, we really have little clue as to when the MiFi is going to launch in the US . Amid talk of Sprint and ...
MiFy 2352 brings GSM to the MiFy Family
ubergizmo.com 2/16/2009 —
[Mobile World Congress] After seeing a CDMA version at CES2009, we’ve finally had our hands on the MiFy 2352, the GSM version of the portable WiFi hotspot. If you don’t know, MiFy turns a cellphone-type data connection into a local ...
Novatel MiFi proves "3G hotspot" and "sexy" can coexist
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Our EV-DO ExpressCards are looking a whole lot frumpier (and less functional) today now that Novatel's shown off this hot little metallic number, the "MiFi" mobile 3G hotspot for getting high-speed data to you and your closest friends on the go. ...
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