ZTE unveils driver-free dongle with 42MBps extreme download speed

ZTE announced the launch of its 42M data card (dongle), the MF680. The
network-agnostic dongle is an update of ZTE’s first global driver-free dongle. 


The MF680is capable of an incredibly fast download speed of 42MBps and
can establish an internet connection within 15 seconds, providing users with
fast and simple mobile broadband access.


The device is attached via a USB port and does not require the
installation of any hardware or software. It can be used with Windows 7,
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Linux and Mac OS.


The dongle prevents compatibility problems, significantly simplifies
customization required by operators and increases efficiency, further reducing
operating costs and enhancing online service capabilities.

 

The MF680 also utilizes continuous packet connectivity (CPC) technology,
which enhances network efficiency and helps avoid network congestion. The
increase in network capacity made possible by CPC can double both the number of
online users and the network’s VOIP user capacity.

 

With the MF680’s Web UI, users can manage the device and online services
such as messaging and contact lists. Operators can customise the UI to enable
online upgrades and promotions.


This MF680 data card from ZTE provides extreme speed for heavy data
users, further advancing the global development of the mobile broadband market.


By Telecomlead.com Team
editor@telecomlead.com

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