Affordable 3G / 802.11 hotspot for the car
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Affordable 3G / 802.11 hotspot for the car
Best of all it is not married to one carrier so coverage is nearly nation wide!
http://www.goautonet.com/wp/service
http://www.goautonet.com/wp/service
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From: Universe.Milkyway.Solarsystem.Earth.NorthAmerica.USA.FL.Tampa
Huh? Not sure why. They already have agreements with auto dealers and auto rental company Avis.
I have sampled a similar product made by a security company called SonicWall. The difference between them was that the SonicWall device is open to 3g card where this one will have it built in.
I forsee these folks being able to take advantage of the GPS capabilities in cellular devices and being able to provide a media center to 802.11 users that are permitted to use the device.
As they say this will be the bees knees. I likely wont be an early adopter but only because i want to wait an see what they add to the product after the first release.
PC builders have been doing this for a while look up stomp box and I think junxion. Cool DIY stuff but doesn't have the finished box this one has.
It wont be long before this is being showcased in someones car at a car show playing xbox360 online against another event attendee.
I have sampled a similar product made by a security company called SonicWall. The difference between them was that the SonicWall device is open to 3g card where this one will have it built in.
I forsee these folks being able to take advantage of the GPS capabilities in cellular devices and being able to provide a media center to 802.11 users that are permitted to use the device.
As they say this will be the bees knees. I likely wont be an early adopter but only because i want to wait an see what they add to the product after the first release.
PC builders have been doing this for a while look up stomp box and I think junxion. Cool DIY stuff but doesn't have the finished box this one has.
It wont be long before this is being showcased in someones car at a car show playing xbox360 online against another event attendee.
This just seems like a simple wifi router w/ a cell connection. Would be sweet if coverage is good and costs are reasonable. You could then do internet radio or free xm if you already have an account.
Originally Posted by gizsf
costs are reasonable.
How much does it cost?
The Autonet Mobile In-Car Router retails for $399 with a monthly subscription of $49.95 for unlimited data.
The Autonet Mobile In-Car Router retails for $399 with a monthly subscription of $49.95 for unlimited data.
$50/mth doesn't seem reasonable to me.
I can get that from my Cell phone provider.
And $399... argh!
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