Best In-Car Internet Modem

January 13, 2010
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Despite the prevalence of mobile broadband products that are designed to keep you connected wherever you are, there is a large gap in the marketplace for in-car internet modems. Granted, there is a difference between obtaining a connection when you are stationary as opposed to travelling at high speeds on the interstate, in and out of specific coverage areas. Having internet connectivity in your car allows you to take your work with you wherever you go, and keep passengers entertained on long drives and road trips. The term 'mobile office' takes on an entirely new meaning when your c
ar is outfitted with a mobile internet modem. Minimize
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Autonet Mobile

Why it's best: Autonet Mobile's service is a unique proposition: this is the only car ISP around. While other companies may offer mobile broadband solutions that vary from being inconvenient to completely unsuited for in-car use, Autonet Mobile focuses solely on bringing internet to your c...read full review



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Amazon.com    $350.00

Why it's a best pick: Sporting compact dimensions in roughly the shape of a credit card, the Verizon MiFi 2200 is a mobile router that can connect up to 5 different devices to Verizon's far-reaching wireless network. Though meant to be used as a mobile hotspot, it works equally well for bringing ... read full review

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Why it's a best pick: While at first glance the Sprint MiFi 2200 may seem identical to Verizon's offering of the same name, there are a few key differences that warrant a closer examination. First, the current pricing put out by Sprint allows you to get the MiFi 2200 for free after instant and ma... read full review

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