D-Link India prices portable 3G devices at Rs 1,599 and Rs 4,499

D-Link (India) has priced D-Link DWM-156 and DWR-730 portable 3G devices at Rs 1,599 and Rs 4,499, respectively.

D-Link DWM-156 is a 14.4Mbps 3G USB Unlocked Dongle.

D-Link DWR-730 is a pocket sized 21.6Mbps mobile router that also works as a battery bank.

“These new 3G enabled devices from D-Link are designed to address the needs of frequent travelers, home users, and people seeking wire-free connectivity. Besides its primary function of being an adapter and router, it is loaded with features like built-in MicroSD card, battery bank etc,” said Anoop Jarial, VP – Product Marketing, D-Link (India).

D-Link said on Wednesday that DWM-156 3.75G HSUPA is a 14.4Mbps USB Dongle/ Adapter that allow users to connect to their notebook via mobile broadband service.

D-Link DWM-156

The unlocked DWM-156 works with data SIM cards from any operator. A built-in MicroSD card reader slot in D-Link DWM-156 can be used for optional removable storage.

D-Link DWM-730, a business card sized HSPA+ 21.6 Mbps Router, allows users to connect notebook, tablet and smartphone to the Internet anytime via 3G connection.

Users can share this connection with up to 8 users wirelessly. This unlocked battery-powered router is compatible with any mobile service networks.

D-Link DWM-730’ 1500 mAh battery offers 3 hours battery bank that can charge mobile phone and 5 hours of using time. It supports MicroSD card up to 32GB.

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