Rover Puck WiMAX hotspot gets FCC'd, traction on ice subject of fierce debate
The pool of choices for WiMAX hotspots continues to expand, and thanks to the FCC, we now know of another up-and-comer. The Rover Puck -- trademarked by Clearwire and previously unheard of -- joins the ranks Sprint's Overdrive and its various rebrandings by providing pocketable 4G WiFi service. Unlike its predecessors, however, we finally have a new, more aerodynamic form factor. There isn't much to the glean from the user manual at this point, and the oft-referenced Rover website still isn't live -- a WHOIS lookup reveals it was last updated via GoDaddy on July 2008 with no other details disclosed. So, until we get some word from the official news pipelines, a plethora of external / internal photos and user manual screenshots are only a mouseclick away.
































But... Will It Blend?
@DaHarder
Hey! It actually looks like it could take a good 'blending' to me.
@DaHarder
just in time for TRON
Now i can check my email in the ice rink!
doesn't look like it'll stand up to a slap shot too well
Is that a Tron disc?
Looks like a hockey puck. Somebody might want to put thanks for stating the obvious, but I can't help saying it.
@weinerschnitzelboy
i'm sure they weren't thinking of that when they named it a puck
Lol I like the link to the tag "So"
Looks like some kind of weird land mine or proximity bomb.
@longcat
IT'S A TRAP!
@longcat
To me it looks like those "pagers" they give you at Chili's and stuff when there's a wait. Actually, it looks pretty much exactly like that. Hmm...
Now all we need are data plan prices that aren't insane.
@paul34
or companies that can actually provide the service this device is designed to use
That looks like a UFO. o.O
Poker Chip!!
Android Sucks
@AndroidIsTheWorstOSEver
I didn't know it was running Android
i herd u liek hockey.
Am I the only one who thought of curling before hockey?
eww a pube
@muledriver
haha i see it!! (mouth waters)