Huawei 3G Wireless Router Devices

Huawei to make a number of 3G dongles found primarily in a USB port on the side of a laptop or netbook. They created the E5, which can be used as a 3G mobile wireless router by converting your signal 3G and routing it over Wi-Fi laptop connected wirelessly.

As it uses wireless to transmit the signal, it can be used as an access point wireless for some people on the move. OhGizmo mention that it is the worlds first 3G dongle to achieve this Fasten Wireless is available on the embedded Android phones and other devices. But with a device specially designed for this purpose could be useful as a wireless post on Android is simply the computer to the phone, rather than multiple computers phone that allows E5. [via gadgetvenue]

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