I've noticed lately those celcom branch has been introducing this new modem Mi HSDPA wireless Internet data card. It's a HSDPA USB Device and produced locally. They did mention they no longer selling the huawei model, is that true?
Anyone using this modem and how was the performance?
Full Version: Mi HSDPA 3G Wireless Modem
I can't seem to find anything about this modem. How is the price and could you point to any website?
I couldn't find the website either. That's why I was wondering anyone is using this or not...
Better go ask CELCOM then.
QUOTE(choocy @ Feb 27 2008, 04:39 PM)
I couldn't find the website either. That's why I was wondering anyone is using this or not...
Is that the correct spelling? I can't find it in Goolge either.
Are you referring to the new Blue Cube HSDPA wireless modem which Celcom is selling for RM599 if you take up their Advanced Celcom BB package?
Looks like a good deal, the modem is not network locked and you don't need to sign up a long period contract like 2years(only 12months & get to buy it for RM599). Monthly subscription only RM98 minus taxes.
If you only want to use their RM68 package for 12 months, then the price of the modem would be RM699.
Just to highlight some interesting features of this modem:
The modem comes with drivers built-in into its flash memory, therefore you don't need to load any driver discs.But this makes it OS dependent with Microsoft XP and above.
It supports upto 7.2mbps HSDPA.
Go to Blue Cube specialty stores to find out more about it.
Looks like a good deal, the modem is not network locked and you don't need to sign up a long period contract like 2years(only 12months & get to buy it for RM599). Monthly subscription only RM98 minus taxes.
If you only want to use their RM68 package for 12 months, then the price of the modem would be RM699.
Just to highlight some interesting features of this modem:
The modem comes with drivers built-in into its flash memory, therefore you don't need to load any driver discs.But this makes it OS dependent with Microsoft XP and above.
It supports upto 7.2mbps HSDPA.
Go to Blue Cube specialty stores to find out more about it.
I just use that m.i usb modem with package of 68 permonth
but i buy the modem separately so i dont hav any contract with celcom
that mi mode cost me bout rm1099
but the performance here in mukah so bad la
very lambat
but i buy the modem separately so i dont hav any contract with celcom
that mi mode cost me bout rm1099
but the performance here in mukah so bad la
very lambat
here 's the pic
QUOTE(hans18 @ Mar 12 2008, 03:32 PM)
I just use that m.i usb modem with package of 68 permonth
but i buy the modem separately so i dont hav any contract with celcom
that mi mode cost me bout rm1099
but the performance here in mukah so bad la
very lambat
but i buy the modem separately so i dont hav any contract with celcom
that mi mode cost me bout rm1099
but the performance here in mukah so bad la
very lambat
Mukah? It's not covered by HSDPA. Heck, even no 3G there, as Celcom 3G only covers Kuching, Sibu, Bintulu and Miri in Sarawak.
You're on GPRS there.
thats y la..
thinking of selling this modem
but at my home also not so good..at bangi
anyway when in KL town ...its quite ok la
thinking of selling this modem
but at my home also not so good..at bangi
anyway when in KL town ...its quite ok la
QUOTE(hans18 @ Mar 12 2008, 07:06 PM)
thats y la..
thinking of selling this modem
but at my home also not so good..at bangi
anyway when in KL town ...its quite ok la
thinking of selling this modem
but at my home also not so good..at bangi
anyway when in KL town ...its quite ok la
Dunno about old Bangi, but in Bandar Baru Bangi, quite ok, connected through 3G. In UKM now.
anyone know about it performance?
just got back from lowyat, the blue cube modem has poor performance.
but this MI modem came with great package.
rm1399 with free 6 months,if im not mistaken la
just got back from lowyat, the blue cube modem has poor performance.
but this MI modem came with great package.
rm1399 with free 6 months,if im not mistaken la
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