T.Mobile Web 'n' Walk USB Modem.- 10Gb

Advantages: Good for surfing the net on the move, downloading music and watching youtube.
Disadvantages: Forget about playing online games or downloading large files. 1st line support is indian.

.... As for web based use its actually not too bad, if all you are doing is watching youtube, surfing the net or checking your email/facebook it works well, although at peak times you may have to wait a few minutes for that youtube video too load. I get around 60KB-130KB and its been the same no matter where in the country ive been, And ive used the service in scotland england and wales The service goes down at least a few hours a week, once it went down for 2 weeks and after calling india 10 times who's only advice was to unplug the usb modem and plug it back in again they put me through to a uk based technician who managed to get it sorted. If you do not feel like waiting 45mins to speak to someone you can always email support on the t-mobile website and they will ring you back usually a day later. Recently I took the sim card out...

Scotte85 06.12.2009 · Read review
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Review of T.Mobile Web 'n' Walk USB Modem

T.Mobile Web 'n' Walk USB Modem.

Advantages: No need for a BT landline.
Disadvantages: Signal strength can vary from time to time.

...****Web 'n' Walk USB Modem**** Web 'n' Walk USB is a great new concept in mobile Internet. It works through a supplied Mobile phone number from T.Mobile, giving you instant access to the Internet through the supplied USB Modem. This number is only used for Internet access and is not your Mobile number. It is really easy to set up by simply running a CD which installs the USB Manager software icon straight to your desktop. Included in the Manager application is Email, contacts, and statistics, which show your signal strength, upload and download speed etc. It comes supplied with a USB connector which you simply plug into your USB port. It is slim and unobtrusive, and you place your supplied sim card into it for activation. It does advise not to be touched when on, due to low omittions of radio frequency energy. It also...

xXDeliciousXx 20.08.2007 (28.08.2007) · Read review
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Review of T.Mobile Web 'n' Walk USB Modem

USB modem for all

Advantages: Stable work on any lines, low price, small size, suitable for desktop and notebook PC's
Disadvantages: Need P166MMX CPU or higher

...So, here is new USB modem from Turbocomm based on STMicroelectronics chipset. It's good choice for not only desktop PC's users, but for mobile computers users too. Small size, perfect design, super quality. Work very good and stable on all phone lines (I'm living in Ukraine, where phone lines is terrible!). Due to use of USB modem don't need power adapter and not limited by your COM port speed (you can set max speed up to 460800 bps in MODEMS applet of Windows control panel). Of course, very simple to install (REAL plug&play), just plug it to USB port of your PC's and install driver. Also, bundled with lot of software (Bitware fax/voice/data communication program). Also, equipped with useful and easy-to-install drivers. I bought it cause it created special for me :), I can put it in pocket and use with any PC with USB port. The only...

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Review of Turbocomm E500 USB modem

BT Voyager 100 USB Modem

Advantages: Good, hard-working USB modem
Disadvantages: None

...When we signed up for AOL Broadband we were told that a modem would, naturally, be included as part of the package. The modem that we received was a BT Voyager 100. The BT Voyager 100 is small and compact and -touch wood!- has never given us any cause for concern. Hooking it up is very easy. Hey. If I can do it, so can almost anyone else! You plug a blue cable into the USB port on the modem. The yellow cable is then plugged into the BT ADSL MF50 line box which is plugged into the phone point. You load the software into the computer, and you are well away, as the saying goes. With AOL the setting up process regarding the modem is virtually automatic so should not present you with any problems whatsoever. The BT Voyager 100 is light in weight and, as I said before, compact in size and dimensions. It is just under 4.5 inches...

Martinscholes 11.12.2005 · Read review
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Review of BT Voyager 100 USB

USB Power-ed up Adapter

Advantages: Compact and Portability
Disadvantages: Price

...This USB Power Adapter is a must accessory to have if you have any kinds of iPods. As you would know, when you buy an iPod, you will only receive the iPod itself and the link cable. This means the only way you can charge the iPod is through the computer. However, this is disadvantage for many reasons since you would need to make sure the computer is on when charging. Because its USB charged, it takes quite a long time to charge it to full. This USB Power Adapter deals with all of the charging problems and many others. The size of the power adapter is very compact, with its dimension of 4cm by 4cm (estimate and could be different when bought from different country). It is also not so heavy for portable use. Also, you can change the adapter itself to European, Asian or wherever with great convenience. All you have to do is slide it...

zikiman 08.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Apple USB Power Adapter

ADSL Modem

Advantages: small, cheap, fast
Disadvantages: gets hot, not as cheap as USB only modems

...So this is the device needed to get the ADSL line working but how well does it work? Appearance = The first thing I noticed about this model is the colour of it. Its silver and this gives it a modern appeal. Its small and rather thin. It is only 2.8cm x 17.5cm x 11.8cm so makes it a compact modem. It is also light and weights in at 600 grams. When the modem is switched on, it has yello LEDs that light up to show if the power is on, USB, ethernet and if the ADSL line is there. System Requirements * ADSL Internet service from BT and your chosen ISP. I use Nildram. * Ethernet (netowrk) or USB connection on your PC * Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, Mac * Internet Explorer 5.0 or Netscape 4.7 or better - Tthis is so you can access the configuration menu. Box Contents * DM602...

miss_d_bus 31.01.2004 · Read review
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Review of Netgear DM602 ADSL-Modem

Mobile internet at home or on the move

Advantages: Easy to install. Broadband with a phone line
Disadvantages: Connection speed dependent on O2 signal strength.

...Due to circumstances beyond my control I was unable to persuade BT to supply me with a standard home phone line and am unable to receive any form of broadband through the ?Pay & Call? line that they would allow, but I still wanted to be able to access the internet. So I spent a little while looking through my options and decided that Pay As You Go mobile broadband through O2 was the best solution. In order to access the mobile broadband I had to purchase a suitable modem and this, the E160 was on sale in Phones 4 U at a pretty reasonable price of £24.99 (it?s also available free on the pay monthly option). For under £25 I received a fairly small box containing the modem itself, a USB lead, quick start guide, terms and conditions and SIM card. I was surprised that there was no driver disc or user manual but soon discovered that both are...

sandemp 09.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of O2 Mobile Broadband Dongle Usb Modem E160

USB is for me

Advantages: Have plenty of USB ports at any time
Disadvantages: Can be a bit of a pain when it comes to the power supply.

...It seems like ages ago that I had a PC that did not have enough USB ports and the two that it did have were discreetly hidden around the back of the tower. At first this was not a problem as I hardly ever used the USB ports. As my computer grew so did the need to access these USB ports, this soon became an annoyance as I kept having to turn the tower around to access the ports and plug another device in, this also meant sacrificing whatever was in the port at that time. I began thinking the only choice I would have would be to get a new PC that had four USB ports, two of which now seemed to be positioned on the front of the towers of the newer computers. A friend suggested that I should look at getting myself a USB hub, as this would not only add to the amount of USB ports that are available to me, but would make accessing...

sit2020 07.10.2007 · Read review
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Review of Belkin Hi-Speed USB 2.0 4-Port Hub - hub - 4 ports

Belkin Wireless USB adaptor

Advantages: Simple to set up and use
Disadvantages: Software is not the greatest

...I bought this USB network adaptor for my son when he still had his Windows 98 machine as the PCI card that I reviewed previously was too advanced for his hardware. This USB adapter was bought to connect to my Belkin wireless router meaning that I now had a wireless network consisting only of Belkin hardware. --Whats in the box-- On opening the box, there were no real surprises. There was the USB adapter, a stand which would allow you to place the adapter on your desk if you didnt want to have it plugged directly into the back of your PC, the antenna, a quick installation guide and a CD which contained the drivers and a full manual. --Installation-- On reading the quick installation guide, it was apparent that the software had to be installed before the adapter was plugged in. The reason for this was because, when the hardware...

craggybuk 14.06.2007 (28.09.2007) · Read review
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Review of Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter Network adapter

The best modem/router money can buy!

Advantages: Secure, Cheap, excellent wifi range, Belkin lifetime warranty
Disadvantages: None

...What is it? -------------- This wireless modem/router allows you to share your ADSL connection and files without cables. What does it do? ---------------------- The modem part connects to your ADSL phone connection and the router connects to your computers either via the 4 port wired ethernet connections or via the 802.11g wireless ethernet standard. This standard is backward compatible with existing 802.11b wireless networks. More details? ------------------ Transfers data at speeds up to 54Mbps Features security modes including WPA, 128bit WEP and 64bit WEP encryption. Protects your network from hackers by ising NAT and SPI firewalls Connect 4 wired computers to your network Works with PC's and Mac's (I use both and they share files/connections easily) The manufacturer - Belkin...

kduggan 26.09.2007 · Read review
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Review of Belkin ADSL Modem with Wireless-G Router wireless router