Comments on: Phoebus Portable Cellular Wi-Fi Router Would Make the Pharoahs Proud http://www.chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html Tech & Gadgets from a Girl's Perspective Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:09:53 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: BlogTrage » Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi http://www.chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html/comment-page-1#comment-74004 BlogTrage » Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:33:32 +0000 http://chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html#comment-74004 [...] [Via ChipChick] [...] [...] [Via ChipChick] [...]

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]]> By: [cellphones,cellphones,d-links-di-725-wireless-3g-mobile-router,wireless]-Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi « ewarblog test 1 http://www.chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html/comment-page-1#comment-52855 [cellphones,cellphones,d-links-di-725-wireless-3g-mobile-router,wireless]-Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi « ewarblog test 1 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 22:42:47 +0000 http://chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html#comment-52855 [...] [Via ChipChick] [...] [...] [Via ChipChick] [...]

]]> By: BlogNerds.com » Blog Archive » Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi http://www.chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html/comment-page-1#comment-52837 BlogNerds.com » Blog Archive » Phoebus 3G router converts PCMCIA data card into WiFi Sat, 23 Jun 2007 22:27:52 +0000 http://chipchick.com/2007/06/phoebus_portable_cellular_wi-fi_router_would_make_the_pharoahs_proud.html#comment-52837 [...] Yeah, this trick most certainly has a thin layer of dust on it, but there’s just something special about a portable pyramid that turns your average PCMCIA data card into WiFi. The 3G Phoebus MB6000 purportedly plays nice with “most cellular PCMCIA cards on the market today” sans drivers or complicated software installations, which enables plug ‘n play access to your data network regardless of current location. Aside from turning your card into a wireless access point for multiple users to connect to, it also enables wired Ethernet connections and a security suite that will only allow authenticated users to view the network. Such a fine convenience, however, was bound to come at a rather steep price, so you should probably make sure you’ll be spending an awful lot of time surfing on the go before shelling out $299.95. [Via ChipChick] [...] [...] Yeah, this trick most certainly has a thin layer of dust on it, but there’s just something special about a portable pyramid that turns your average PCMCIA data card into WiFi. The 3G Phoebus MB6000 purportedly plays nice with “most cellular PCMCIA cards on the market today” sans drivers or complicated software installations, which enables plug ‘n play access to your data network regardless of current location. Aside from turning your card into a wireless access point for multiple users to connect to, it also enables wired Ethernet connections and a security suite that will only allow authenticated users to view the network. Such a fine convenience, however, was bound to come at a rather steep price, so you should probably make sure you’ll be spending an awful lot of time surfing on the go before shelling out $299.95. [Via ChipChick] [...]

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