SK Telecom releases USB HSDPA modem

by Chris Ziegler, posted Aug 28th 2006 at 6:44PM

The honeymoon's not quite over for us when it comes to HSDPA modems in interesting form factors; SK Telecom's IM-H100 USB modem from Pantech isn't the first USB modem to support HSDPA, and it certainly won't be the last, but the swiveling connector is worth a mention. Other than that, you get lightning-fast downstream speeds packaged inside a rather curious metallic red cylinder, and that's about it. But hey, no complaints here -- when it comes to equipping your lappie with 3G data, simplicity is the name of the game.

[Via I4U News]

Filed under: Peripherals, Pantech, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: 3g, hsdpa, korea, modem, sk, sk telecom, SkTelecom, usb

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rickster @ Aug 28th 2006 9:42PM

Looks like the red cylinder slides down to protect the USB connector when it's in the "in" position. Nice ergonomics IMHO.

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Choon @ Oct 4th 2006 2:35AM

I would like to know where can I get more information on this product. Such as who manufacturer it and where can I get it from.

Appreciate if anyone can help.

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sunnylee @ Nov 14th 2007 11:33AM

would like to know more abt this product,most important is the price and where to buy it...

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