SignalWide ClickitBase and DriveBase Cellular Coverage Amplifiers

Aug 24 2006, 5:00pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

SignalWide Inc. promises to keep you connected and safe from the dreaded dropped calls on your mobile phone or EVDO card.

The new SignalWide ClickitBase (for 1 phone or wireless card) and ClickitBase (for 5 phone/cards or Car) work with every carrier, phone type and wireless card.
The amplifier connects to the antenna port on your mobile phone. Most phones seem to have one of those. The SignalWide ClickitBase sells for $249 on the SignalWide site.

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