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NEAR NEW KYOCERA ALLTEL PASSPORT CARD KPC650.
THIS CARD IS FOR USE WITH THE ALLTEL NETWORK ONLY.
The Kyocera Passport PC card offers you the freedom to access data anytime, anywhere. With its easy installation, versatility, and high-speed connections, the Passport makes your laptop truly mobile. The Kyocera Passport is the next generation data card to connect to Axcess Broadband and Axcess MobileLink networks.
Highlights:
-Next-generation 1xEVDO PC Card.
-High-speed wireless data access of up to 2.4 Mbps.
-Dual-band receive diversity and high-performance antenna design allows for higher data rates and improved coverage.
-Seamless SMS text-messaging capability.
-Fast access to corporate applications, e-mail, VIrtual Private Networks (VPNs), and browsers via your laptop to meet your IT needs. (May require IT support).
Additional Features:
-Easy to install and use - no wires, phone jacks, or separate Internet-service provider (ISP) required.
-Adjustable, rotating primary antenna for maximum signal strength.
-32-bit Card Bus Interface (3.3V) for lower power consumption.
-LED indicator for power availability and data transfer status.
-Intuitive Passport Navigator software for easy installation and connection management.
Data Services:
-Capable of data speeds of up to 2.4 Mbps on EVDO services, with typical download speeds of 300-500 kbps.
-Provides CMDA2000 1X connections at 60-80 kbps, with bursts of up to 153kbps.
This card has been tested for power-up only. I have no connection to Alltel to test online functionality. All warranty inquiries need to go through the manufacturer. I am not a registered dealer with Kyocera.
Alltel sells these cards new for $289.99 with no contract and $219.99 with a 1 year contract!!
This review is from : Kyocera Alltel Passport KPC650 PC Card PCMCIA EVDO
Great network card for the Mac platform! . The KPC650 EVDO card is great for websurfing whenever you want. I've taken it to West Memphis, Arkansas and throughout areas in the Baltimore/DC area. Sometimes I can get downloads of about 110kps while my DSL service at home rated at 180kps, if that's the right term. So you'll understand the speed, my downloads on a standard 56k modem were around 4*point*4kps. The puppy works in a pinch.
While there also have been times that I have gone to a known cable modem hotspot to transmit photos, the wireless service is down, I can yank the card out and still roll. Great for those who need net access immediately. Design knocks off one tick because the little antenna doesn't seem to add any boost, and also is an awkward piece of plastic, just begging to be broken off.
I also head that people are buying external antennas of 3 to 12db's of boost. Yup, sometimes it needs a kick in the pants, because it can make the network stall, you know.Doesn't need batteries, so why knock off any points?
It works. The added software, from Verizon, which works with my Powerbook G4 is a cinch, and they work flawlessly. Yes, these are Macintosh compatible, for OSX and apparently not for OS9. We purchased a bunch of them for the shooters on our staff.
Great network card for the Mac platform! . The KPC650 EVDO card is great for websurfing whenever you want. I've taken it to West Memphis, Arkansas and throughout areas in the Baltimore/DC area. Sometimes I can get downloads of about 110kps while my DSL service at home rated at 180kps, if that's the right term. So you'll understand the speed, my downloads on a standard 56k modem were around 4*point*4kps. The puppy works in a pinch.
While there also have been times that I have gone to a known cable modem hotspot to transmit photos, the wireless service is down, I can yank the card out and still roll. Great for those who need net access immediately. Design knocks off one tick because the little antenna doesn't seem to add any boost, and also is an awkward piece of plastic, just begging to be broken off.
I also head that people are buying external antennas of 3 to 12db's of boost. Yup, sometimes it needs a kick in the pants, because it can make the network stall, you know.Doesn't need batteries, so why knock off any points?
It works. The added software, from Verizon, which works with my Powerbook G4 is a cinch, and they work flawlessly. Yes, these are Macintosh compatible, for OSX and apparently not for OS9. We purchased a bunch of them for the shooters on our staff.
Cons Review
Hugh . Unfortunately I can't fairly assess this unit because I got mine from the dealer in a state of disrepair
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Feature Kyocera Alltel Passport KPC650 PC Card PCMCIA EVDO
- 3G 1xEVDO PC card.
- High-speed wireless data access of up to 2.4 Mbps.
- Dual-band receive diversity and high-performance antenna design allows for higher data rates and improved coverage.
- Seamless SMS text-messaging capability.
- Fast access to corporate applications, e-mail, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and browsers via your laptop to meet your IT needs. (May require IT support.)
Product Details
EAN : 0674847018322UPC : 674847018322
Brand : Kyocera
Binding : Electronics
Manufacturer : KYOCERA
Model : KPC650
Publisher : KYOCERA
Studio : KYOCERA
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