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Home » ZTE’s Chewing Gum 3G Data Card – 6.8mm Thick

ZTE’s Chewing Gum 3G Data Card – 6.8mm Thick

January 31, 2013
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ZTE introduced a new ultra-thin 3G datacard measuring only 6.8mm in thickness.

The “Chewing Gum” device, which the company calls the “thinnest data card in the world”, supports top downlink HSPA+ speeds of 21 Mbps.

Preconfigured software enables it to connect to the network in just under 15 seconds.  It supports multiple operating systems (including Win8) along with IPv6.

http://wwwen.zte.com.cn/en/press_center/news/201301/t20130130_385373.html

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