Sierra Wireless Tri-Fi 4G Mobile Hotspot

"At about the size of a deck of cards"!!!

Arriving end of October!

The Sierra Wireless 754S 4G MiFi Router (Also known as AT&T Mobile Hotspot Elevate 4G or Rogers LTE Rocket Mobile Hotspot) is the fastest Mi-Fi device available. get ready to experience 4G LTE speeds on all your Wi-Fi enabled devices. Sierra Wireless 754S Mobile Hotspot Elevate 4G connects up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices to the internet on the nation’s fastest mobile broadband network. with no software to install and an LCD screen to guide you, setup is fast and intuitive. Just turn on the device and connect your laptop (or another Wi-Fi enabled device) over Wi-Fi. the 754S broadband router compatible with most Wi-Fi-enabled devices including laptops, desktop, digital cameras, game consoles and more.

Dual Carrier technology is a bit like dual band wireless routers, which allow you to send and receive wireless data over two different channels simultaneously on the UMTS HSPA+ network. This technology has been released in many countries around the world as Telstra NextG Australia, Telus & Bell North America, Turkcell Turkey, Telus Canada and many more.

LTE stands for 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) Long Term Evolution. operating under a name trademarked by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). It is actually the technology used by telecom industry players to serve as an upgrade for them to offer a true fourth generation or 4G service.
Most broadband networks today still operate under third generation or 3G/3.5G/3.75G technology networks that include Global System for Mobile communications or GSM and Code Division Multiple Access or CDMA. With the LTE technology, users can expect to get a whole new range of benefits and services. For users, the new technology promises faster speeds and lower costs. For networks, it means enhanced capacity
The main difference between LTE and Dual Carrier HSPA+ is that the latter is built on existing or 3G technology while the former is an entirely new network. Therefore, if you have a 3G compatible phone, it will work on an HSPA + network but it will not be able to access an LTE network.