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All4Cellular has the Novatel Wireless MiFi 2372 Unlocked 3G Mobile Wi-Fi GSM Hotspot for $50 - 10% off with coupon code MOM10 + $2 shipping = $47 shipped. Compact router connects up to 5 Wi-Fi enabled devices and provides expandable microSDHC storage capacity of up to 16GB accessible to all connected devices.
Novatel Unlocked 3G Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot $47 at All4Cellular
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    qdv206 - Posted 12:22 pm PDT 05/4/12 (102 Posts)  Report Spam

    how does this work? can I just stick the sim card on my phone in this thing

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    rkpoo - Posted 4:39 pm PDT 05/4/12 (642 Posts)  Report Spam

    Not sure, but the Veriz 3g and 4g ones work quite well in most places.

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    bakerzdosen - Posted 12:39 am PDT 05/5/12 (482 Posts)  Report Spam

    #1: Here's my experience:

    I just got back from several weeks in New Zealand. There, you pay a LOT for internet. (Think NZ$30/day (US$26ish) in your hotel for 100MB per day, and no that's not a typo).

    So, it's cheaper to use cellular data. I got a USB stick from Vodaphone with 2GB of data for about US$70. That came with a sim card. I also borrowed a Huawei E585 (something comparable to this.) I simply popped the SIM card into the e585, and voila! I had wifi.

    The really cool part is that I could carry it around in my pocket and my iPhone was almost as useful as it would be in the US. It made data SOOO much more accessible to me, and my iPhone was actually useful instead of being something that I was ticked about because someone from wherever called the wrong number in the states and cost me (well, my company) $3 for a wrong number.

    I don't know that I would use it here in the US simply because I have my iPhone with tethering. If you were to pop your smartphone's sim into this, AT&T would immediately notice that it wasn't a supported device for your plan and take action. Unless of course you were trying to replace one of those Sierra Wireless USB dongles - then this would be ideal.

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