vince0707
2011-09-14, 06:10 PM
A travel 3G router is a category of broadband routers designed to help people connect their mobile devices. Huawei E585 (http://www.modem3g.com/e585-router-p-56.html/?utm_source=forum&utm_medium=vince&utm_campaign=e585) is a used more travel 3G router.
A travel 3G router (http://www.modem3g.com/3g-router.html/?utm_source=forum&utm_medium=vince&utm_campaign=3grouter) is a category of broadband routers designed to help people connect their mobile devices. Travel 3G Routers (also sometimes called mobile routers) typically possess several characteristics that distinguish them from other broadband routers:
Compact size - Many travel routers are only a few inches (less than 10 cm) in width or height and thin enough to slip into a pocket. Their small size makes them convenient to carry from place to place.
Battery powered - Good travel routers feature a built-in rechargeable battery that enables the router to be used for at least a few hours without being connected to an electrical outlet.
Tethering capability - To supply online connectivity when Ethernet or wireless hotspot services aren't available, a travel router shares Internet access via a tethered 3G/4G cell phone. (High-end mobile routers incorporate a built-in cellular modem that eliminates the need for tethering.)
A travel 3G router (http://www.modem3g.com/3g-router.html/?utm_source=forum&utm_medium=vince&utm_campaign=3grouter) is a category of broadband routers designed to help people connect their mobile devices. Travel 3G Routers (also sometimes called mobile routers) typically possess several characteristics that distinguish them from other broadband routers:
Compact size - Many travel routers are only a few inches (less than 10 cm) in width or height and thin enough to slip into a pocket. Their small size makes them convenient to carry from place to place.
Battery powered - Good travel routers feature a built-in rechargeable battery that enables the router to be used for at least a few hours without being connected to an electrical outlet.
Tethering capability - To supply online connectivity when Ethernet or wireless hotspot services aren't available, a travel router shares Internet access via a tethered 3G/4G cell phone. (High-end mobile routers incorporate a built-in cellular modem that eliminates the need for tethering.)