New Nexaria 3G/4G Router Ships in May

[exfileme]

This router is slated to provide a faster connection than a laptop's data card.

New Nexaria 3G/4G Router Ships in May : Read more

 

[RazberyBandit]

Curious... It's simply capable of using a 3G/4G modem to establish an internet connection for your network? Why would anyone choose 3G/4G over cable, FiOS, or business-class DSL or T1 services if they're available?

 

[Nesto1000]

My Netgear DGN 2000 just broke...
I think that I might look into getting one of these!

 

[censoredsoft]

wasabiman123, RazberyBandit, nesto1000....

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Wiki+4G

It is a wireless router built off the current and next generation cellular internet access. I'll let you use your imagination as to why someone might want a wireless router.

Freedom people, the freedom to move your connection to the internet to any place that has power and is in range of the tower.

Personally, I don't value freedom enough to loose the performance provided by my FIOS. Give me a 100MBps pipe I can take with my anywhere for what I'm paying now and I'll loose the wires

 

[nekoangel]

What makes this wireless solution reliable enough compared to hard lines for a small to medium sized business?

 

[JohnnyLucky]

I don't know why but I've had bad luck with wireless connections. Hardwired works better for me.

 

[nukemaster]

I can not see many businesses wanting to run all there traffic on the cellular network. Hell looks at what so many iPhones have done to AT&T's network. Not to mention the price and bandwidth limits(cap) on cellular internet

 

[Guest]

$99 for a 300mbps router?
That sounds nice!
About 3x faster than my 2 yrs old Wireless G modem. Great enough to transfer files over a network!
100mbps is bitchslow! (about 8MB/s on a 100mbps).

If I had a gigabit network card I could send files at about the average transfer speed of a harddrive (mine goes 18 MB/s)

 

[Scooder]

I know several people and a few small offices that would love this product. There are similar products out now, although none AFAIK have wireless-N and integrated 3G/4G.

People who live in new areas or out of cable/DSL areas, as well as businesses in plazas that don't want to pay the cable company $10,000 to install a line. $100 can't be beat.

 

[sandmanwn]

I would use one of these in a remote location that had terrible hardwired internet connections. The 3G/4G would be slow but better than nothing.