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D-Link 3G mobile solutions

3G evolution and revolution

Johannesburg, 30 Sep 2011

Most people today browse the Internet from their offices or homes, but this scenario is expected to change.

The mobile Internet continues to grow at a staggering rate, and is set to overtake fixed-line Internet use within the next few years. Boosted by faster mobile networks and increasingly sophisticated mobile Internet devices (MIDs), the mobile Internet is evolving towards a network of unprecedented reach and complexity.

With the evolution of mobile Internet access, from 2.5G to 3G technologies, many wireless carriers are making heavy investments in 3G technologies to increase mobile Internet bandwidth, says Wynand Moller, D-Link Country Manager. Thus, more people will access the Internet via mobile devices, and all expect desktop-like performance, and on-demand information from their carriers. One can now take the Internet with them wherever they go, anywhere, anytime, without the hassle of looking for hotspots.

D-Link 3G mobile solutions meet today's challenges

With the high demand for mobile Internet access, 3G mobile devices (such as 3G routers, 3G modems, etc.) are in demand. Consumers today are looking for different 3G mobile devices for different applications. In answer to users' needs, D-Link has various 3G mobile devices available for different needs, such as:

* 3G modems: These enable users' computer or laptop connections to the Internet via 3G networks, anywhere, anytime.

* 3G routers: These work in a very similar way to a conventional broadband router, except the Internet is accessed over the 3G networks, which provide shared Internet access for users by use of an external 3G modem, and provide traditional interfaces like Ethernet and WiFi for users to connect.

* 3G routers with built-in 3G modems: These are 3G routers, which provide shared Internet access for users by incorporating 3G modems. With the built-in 3G modem, users do not need to worry about 3G router and modem compatibility issues (simply insert the 3G SIM card into the router).

* 3G pocket routers: These work in a very similar way to a 3G mobile router. They have a built-in rechargeable battery, and are slim in size. They offer portable convenience, and are easy to carry in one's pocket, enabling one to get 3G service anytime and anywhere while travelling. With multifunction support, they can be used as 3G modems or 3G routers.

* 3G VPN routers: These are 3G routers, which provide traditional interfaces like Ethernet and WiFi for users to connect. VPN features are also included for secure remote connections. With 3G VPN routers, VPN over 3G mobile networks can easily be achieved.

* Wired + 3G mobile routers: These support both conventional wired and 3G broadband Internet connections. With auto-failover support between the two connections, they ensure an uninterrupted Internet connection by automatically connecting to one's 3G network whenever the WAN link is lost.

In summary, D-Link 3G mobile solutions provide the following:

* Users can share their 3G broadband via Ethernet or wireless network
* Users stay connected throughout the world with 3G broadband and GPRS
* Ideal for builders or building sites requiring temporary broadband Internet access on-site
* Temporary Internet access at exhibitions
* Ideal for users unable to get conventional ADSL or cable broadband
* Emergency broadband backup solutions
* Perfect for temporary locations, as an alternative to fixed-line broadband solutions

With D-Link 3G mobile broadband solutions, Internet connections can be accessed and shared virtually anywhere, anytime, within a wireless broadband network.

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