Hi Chris, > > For $99 you can get a 3G Wifi hotspot device from the 2 degrees kiosk > > in most malls. It's the size of a small cellphone and it's normal > > WEP/WPA/WPA2 wifi that works with any Wifi capable device, including > > Linux. It has a web interface for doing 2 degrees top-ups. It's also > > Huawei.
> Thanks Yuri will investigate that. > We need one device that will work with linux, and a mac book pro, so > being able to flip it between them is a priority I chose a Vodafone (= Huawei R205) Mobile Wifi for my trips to Central Southland and put it on a pre-pay SIM. Sorry, was connecting with Android tablet and WinXP not GNU/Linux. I was tossing up between wifi & usb modems but glad I chose Wifi. Best features: - both laptop and son's tablet simultaneously connected to interweb - can find the best mobile reception window / door ledge / high spot and leave the modem there then connect over wifi to my laptop. Regards, Neil _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canterbury.ac.nz/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
