Falcom EDGE USB Adapter Review

Aug 16 2006, 12:35pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Mobility Today reviewed the EDGE, GPRS and GSM USB adapters from Falcom.

The Samba 75 is an EDGE, GPRS and GSM data modem that connects via USB to your notebook or ultra portable like the Sony UX.
The Falcom Samba USB card supports GRPS and GSM. This model can be used not only for data but also for voice.
You can put your own SIM card into the Falcom Samba 75 card.
More details and photos on Mobility Today. The Falcom Samba 75 card is available through a third party on Amazon.com for $219.95.

Mobility Today already reviewed the Franklin Wireless CDU-550 USB EVDO card recently.

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