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    Anyone seen a router that supports HSDPA yet?

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by burningrave101, Mar 18, 2007.

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    I'm hoping to get to pick up a router before long that supports HSDPA and a PC Card so that I can just stick my Sierra Wireless 875 card from Cingular in it and position the router in the best place for the strongest signal. I have a little 12" antenna setup in my room which gives me a little stronger signal but I have to have the antenna cable connected to the laptop so that's a bit more of a pain to move around with the laptop. Doing it over WiFi would eliminate that problem. I saw that D-Link has one but I haven't seen it for sale at any vendors yet.
     
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    WackyT, Mar 18, 2007
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