Cradlepoint CTR350 WiFi Travel Router (CTR-350)
For users of mobile devices frustrated over limited WiFi access or slow data plans, the Cradlepoint CTR350 (Product replaced by CTR35) Mobile Broadband Travel Router is the optimum, ultra portable solution. Roughly the size of a deck of cards, it is the smallest 802.11b/g EVDO/3G router available in the market today so users can slip it into their pockets while on the go. Despite its size, the CTR350 is a fully functional unit that is compatible with a wide range of USB modems, cell phones, and ExpressCards from various wireless service providers including AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon.
Avoid the hassle of a complicated setup – this device works with its default configurations right out of the box through a simple setup wizard. It also supports WPA2 settings and is firewall-enabled for users who desire a more secure connection. With up to 200 feet of WiFi range, the router can provide access for 16 devices simultaneously and also has an Ethernet port that can be connected directly to desktops or laptops without WiFi.
Additionally, the CTR350 (Product replaced by CTR35) allows traffic shaping for users who require higher speeds for gaming over other applications. Operated by WiPipe technology, which improves bandwidth distribution, the router is an excellent platform that guarantees improved speed and efficiency. Handheld devices can run online applications such as email, FTP, remote desktop, Net Meeting, and Telnet. Moreover, customer service for this product is readily available with a comprehensive online support web site. Never be behind in firmware upgrades; the CTR350 automatically notifies the user through email of possible downloads from a variety of DNS providers.
With so many features, the Cradlepoint CTR350 (Product replaced by CTR35) surpasses most other routers in performance and portability for its price. The user is in control of when and where to access the Internet so time will not be wasted searching for a hotspot anymore. Those with an array of mobile devices, from smartphones to notebooks, can now be relieved to know that a high-speed shared connection is possible even when traveling.
