While y’all down due south are playing with Novatel MiFi hotspots for sharing cellular data connections with multiple devices, up here in Canada, Carl Rogers (New York Stock Exchange: RCI) has just launche HSPA+ – capable Rocket Hub, made by Ericsson. Although it looks like it’s more for dwelling house use, this is apparently highly portable and a great choice for mobile offices. Having lived in an area that was out of stove for digital subscriber line or cable television, I could see this lollipop doing a great occupation in remote towns. For those just on the fringe of radio reporting, an outdoor antenna appurtenance will be available to encouragement your signaling. This is hot on the heels of Rogers’ first base product to yield advantage of their newly rolled-out 7.2 Mbps network, mise en scene a great clip for merchandise releases, but I’m getting the effect they’ll just keep supporting mobile broadband, rather than mobile phones, until it’s time to flip the LTE switch. In any case, the hub will monetary value $35.00/calendar month when it becomes publicly available later this calendar month.
[via CNW]