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Thread ID: 137210	2014-06-06 06:01:00	Surface tablet / mobile broadband?	Renegade (16270)	Press F1

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1376626	2014-06-06 06:01:00	Anyone know if the Vodafone, Telecom or 2Degrees sticks work on the Win8 Surface tablets? (w/USB port of course ;) ). Can't seem to find any info on their info pages.	Renegade (16270)
1376627	2014-06-06 06:50:00	If it works on Windows 8, it'll work on a Surface Pro. Not sure about Windows RT though.	pcuser42 (130)
1376628	2014-06-06 07:18:00	Cheers. Will check and see what model they have, I think it may be the RT though.	Renegade (16270)
1376629	2014-06-07 01:54:00	You could use a smartphone as a wi-fi hotspot with any of them if you have one available, easier than a usb stick in many cases.	dugimodo (138)
1376630	2014-06-10 06:29:00	It's RT so no go there. She doesn't have a smartphone, but I saw one of these in action today with someone's iPad telecom.co.nz Looks like an ideal solution in this case.	Renegade (16270)
1376631	2014-06-10 06:55:00	You could use a smartphone as a wi-fi hotspot with any of them if you have one available, easier than a usb stick in many cases. It's RT so no go there. No, even Windows RT can connect to wireless networks ;) most smartphones can already do what the device you linked to does. :)	pcuser42 (130)
1376632	2014-06-10 08:59:00	Oops, to clarify - no go with T-stick software installing on the RT.	Renegade (16270)
1376633	2014-06-10 11:14:00	Oops, to clarify - no go with T-stick software installing on the RT. Oh, right. Well that's not a surprise :p	pcuser42 (130)
1376634	2014-06-10 19:31:00	Renegade I'm using one of those Telecom Huawei E5220 WiFi hotspots. It all works perfectly here with 2x notebooks and 2x tablets in our motorhome. Shop around though. I paid $59 with 2GB data at NL about six months ago. I'm still churning through my 6 $29 t-stick transferred 2GB loaded SIM cards.	Scubadoo (16151)
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