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Thread ID: 127651	2012-11-05 02:01:00	3G wireless router that takes a SIM	FAB (6923)	Press F1

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1310537	2012-11-05 02:01:00	Have someone after one of these, doesn't want to buy a T stick etc and already has a SIM. All the ones I have found so far take a USB t stick or a VODEM etc card. Suggestions? The main thing she needs is to be able to connect say 30 users. She has a Huawei wireless 3G router now, but maxes out at 5 connections.	FAB (6923)
1310538	2012-11-05 02:02:00	Just pick one up off TradeMe for a few bucks and bite the bullet ;) All the ones I've used have always had it taken via USB.	Chilling_Silence (9)
1310539	2012-11-05 02:08:00	Tempting but also trying to keep it less messy - nothing sticking out of a unit that might get knocked, or even just having something else to plug in. Trying to keep it simple...some users, you know.	FAB (6923)
1310540	2012-11-05 02:22:00	Just hide it better :D	Chilling_Silence (9)
1310541	2012-11-05 20:14:00	She's mobile so will be working out of hotel conference rooms - hence strong desire to keep as simple and clutter free as possible.	FAB (6923)
1310542	2012-11-05 20:42:00	Get a cheap Android Cellphone in that case :)	Chilling_Silence (9)
1310543	2012-11-05 20:56:00	Or get one of those tp-link 703N routers, I have one that uses my 3g data stick and is hooked up to a 8000mAh usb battery.	nedkelly (9059)
1310544	2012-11-05 21:07:00	Using a phone is much easier...	wratterus (105)
1310545	2012-11-05 21:10:00	Or get one of those tp-link 703N routers, I have one that uses my 3g data stick and is hooked up to a 8000mAh usb battery. Uh thanks, but my main hope is to find one that takes a SIM, not needing a USB 3g stick. But still haven't found one, so may have to be Plan B.	FAB (6923)
1310546	2012-11-05 21:24:00	Oh ok,and PCW just did a review. pcworld.co.nz I got the number wrong for NZ model.	nedkelly (9059)
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