Sony Ericsson pops out MD400 / MD400g HSPA USB modems
In case you couldn’t tell, Sony’s getting down at CommunicAsia. Next up from Singapore is a fresh pair of HSPA USB modems, the MD400 and GPS-packin’ MD400g. Both sticks pull double duty as a M2 / microSD card reader, but it’s not like we haven’t seen that functionality tossed into similar units already. Nevertheless, these buggers support 7.2Mb/s download and 2.0M/bs upload speeds and feature a swiveling antenna to complement the built-in one, a retractable USB connector and compatibility with Windows and OS X-based machines. SE tells us that the currently unpriced duo will be available worldwide in Q4, with the biggest decision to come when choosing between Exquisite Ebony and Lustrous White.
Tags: CommunicAsia, CommunicAsia 2008, Communicasia2008, gps, hspa, HSPA modem, HspaModem, internet, M2, MD400, MD400g, mobile broadband, MobileBroadband, se, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, usb modem, UsbModem, wwan
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