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Sunday 17 April 2005, 9:30 AM
Installing the software and device are very easy and the menus in the Wireless Manager application are good. It is easy to set up several connections and use different SIM cards depending on where you are. The detachable antenna is easy to lose and it would be better with a solid one. I'm using the card successfully in a laptop in Kazakhstan and very happy with it.
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7.7This is a capable GPRS data card, which will deliver faster near-3G throughput when connected to a network that supports EDGE.
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