HTC subsidiary will sell 3.5G data cards

by Evan Blass, posted Apr 16th 2007 at 5:53AM

Not content with simply making some of the best smartphones on the planet, Taiwanese powerhouse HTC is now looking to get into the data card game, with the company prepping a new HSDPA card through its BandRich subsidiary. The C100, as it's known, will offer download speeds up to 7.2Mbps where available, and is said to be just the first of many mobile modems BandRich is planning. DigiTimes is reporting that the C100 will be priced north of €200 ($269), so although we don't yet know when/where these are gonna drop, it looks like you'll have to part with at least a few C notes if this model lands in your neck of the woods.

[Via jkOTR]

Filed under: Wireless

Tags: 3.5g, bandrich, data card, DataCard, expresscard, hsdpa, htc, modem

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Narendra @ Apr 16th 2007 6:43AM

really! great to read about this article - techtreak

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Alex @ Apr 16th 2007 2:40PM

Any word on OS X compatibility?

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