T-Mobile has unveiled the webConnect laptop USB Stick, the first 3G network adapter from the company.

This provides support for peripheral faster downloads HSDPA 1700MHz network operator, and also includes their own Wi-Fi 802.11g for the few laptops that do not support the standard. It can be used to connect to EDGE and GPRS, in the U.S. and international networks that support the standards slower.

The stick also has a microSD slot for up to 8GB of storage and a USB modem to fit in tight spaces. T-Mobile initially supports Windows XP and Vista, but has pledged support for the Mac soon, via downloads.

The webConnect costs $ 50 when connected to a 5GB data plan or 250 alone.

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T-Mobile Announces 3G webConnect Laptop USB Stick

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