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Apr 1 2009, 10:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The device is a battery-powered router capable of connecting eight devices to the WiMAX network from Clearwire and the router requires a $49 Clear USB modem. Once sat up, any Wi-Fi equipped device from notebooks to mobile phones can access the hotspot.
The Clear mobile WiMAX service provides download speeds up to 4 Mbps to any Wi-Fi device and access can be purchased by the day for $10 or by the month for $30 with no contract. The router is available at Clear stores for $139.
Via Clearwire
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