T-Mobile launches mobile-broadband router
Posted on 3 Oct 2008 at 10:56
T-Mobile has launched a wireless dock for its mobile-broadband dongles, allowing up to three people to share a single connection.
The Mobile Broadband Share Dock 100 acts as a wireless router, with the USB stick simply slotting into the top of the disc-shaped device.
T-Mobile says up to three people can share the wireless connection, which is probably just about as many people as the limited bandwidth of a mobile connection could comfortably support.
The network will reportedly give the device away to customers who sign an 18-month, £20 per month contract, with a USB modem included, although a T-Mobile spokesman was unable to confirm pricing details.
Existing T-Mobile dongle owners will also be able to purchase the device separately.
T-Mobile was marginally the fastest network in our recent test of all five UK mobile broadband services with an average speed of just over 2Mb/sec in London.
Earlier this week, Virgin Media launched its first mobile-broadband service, which piggybacks on the T-Mobile network.
Author: Barry Collins
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