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Sprint Mobile Broadband USB Modem by Novatel Wireless Ovation U727

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Overview Sprint Mobile Broadband USB modem connects to a USB port and functions as a wireless network EVDO device. The sleek new design also contains a built-in microSD memory storage slot that can be used with a microSD card to download digital content directly to the device. This device allows accessing company network, sending and receiving emails and access the internet. This paper introduces to Sprint service and all the features of the new Sprint Mobile Broadband USB modem.

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Publisher	Sprint	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2007	Downloads	5
Format	White Papers
Topics	Broadband, Wireless Internet, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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