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GBM InkShow: CradlePoint Technology’s CTR350 Cellular Travel Router

Posted by admin | 11/29/2007 | 0 Comments

I love my usb-based broadband aircard. Even more, though, I really love being able to share that broadband signal with those around me. There are ways of doing internet connection sharing in Vista and XP, but it doesn’t come close to the simplicity of sharing the connection over WiFi.

In this InkShow, I take a look at CradlePoint Technology’s CTR350 Cellular Travel Router and show how simple it is to setup and use. I’ll definitely be buying one of these to use during our coverage at CES in January. Being able to share my broadband signal with the other team members with such ease is going to come in quite handy and help with our overall productivity.

Download the high res InkShow( 134 mb, 17minutes, WMV format )
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The CTR350 is available for $149
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