Have You Seen Mifi, the New Pocket Size Wifi on the Go?
57Always on Wifi - the Mifi
Probably the most exciting device I've seen in several months - the MiFi. It's a small credit card size device that fits into your shirt pocket. The story... while watching Pogue's list on cable TV they introduced this device. From what I read the Mifi isn't new...
The Japanese have had this technology for at least a year. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Advantages
Small and portable... no need to connect to your wireless device. Operates on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Supports the latest security and firewall. Battery holds charge up to 4 hours... longer in standby.
The only time you need to connect to your laptop... setup and activate VZAccess Manager (Verizon Access) or to recharge battery.
What do you think?
Do you like Verizon's Mifi?
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Novatel MiFi 2200 Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot Modem (Verizon Wireless)
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Novatel Mifi Personal Hotspot Video
More Mifi
Exciting? Could be. Mobile hotspot anywhere... Share with five wi-fi mobile devices... no need for a 3G USB modem.
Now I found the video... to the right is the Verizon Wireless MiFi CNBC story by David Pogue. Interesting video.
Note: Sprint Mobile Hotspot uses the Novatel 2200... it's gray in color
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Have You Seen Mifi, the New Pocket Size Wifi on the Go? in the News
- What Can the MiFi Do for You?Entrpreneur.com3 days ago
Should you fire up this wireless rocket in your pocket? Probably.
- Yes, Virginia, There Is a Techno ClausCBS News19 hours ago
David Pogue Opens Up His Santa-Sack Full of Holiday Cheer for Tech Geeks
- Verizon gives 3G data users free Wi-FiMacNN6 days ago
Verizon today pushed back against AT&T's command of free US Wi-Fi by offering its own Wi-Fi service. The service is considered an extension of the carrier's mobile broadband and gives free Wi-Fi to those who already use a data-only 3G devices such as a modem, a netbook or a MiFi hotspot. Verizon counts "thousands" of hotspots both in the US as well as in Canada and Mexico and considers it a more ...



rharper says:
7 months ago
P.S. These devices are running about $100 plus signup on Verizon contract... $279 without contract. Number of years on contract... don't know.