Due to the fast drop in price of mobile internet data packages and mobile computers, now not only business customers can afford the use of mobile internet. The constantly increasing demand also attracts the fast evolution of transfer technologies, hence mobile internet doesn't mean a compromise in terms of speed, and at the same time, due to its mobility, it can be a serious competitor of cable internet in the long run. The recently announced Huawei E180 HSPA USB modem, with its 7.2 megabit download speed, would be no curiosity today, but with its 5.76 megabit upload speed it means a new standard in the world of HSPA modems. The 10 mm thick device, in lack of HSDPA networks, also supports WCDMA (3G), EDGE or GPRS. The device also helps in storing data. The built-in microSD card reader supports cards of up to 8 GB in size. The external modem, that is equipped with a USB connector that can be rotated in 270 degrees, is expected to become available by the end of July.
Translated by Szaszati
