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Product DescriptionThe Option GT Max 3.6 Express is a cellular network connection card used for wireless Internet access. The card works with newer laptops having an ExpressCard/34 form-factor slot, and is powered by AT&T’s 3G-enabled Broadband Connect network. Global compatibility outside the US is available in countries where 3G UMTS or GPRS/EDGE networks are employed. Wireless downlink speeds of 3.6Mbps are claimed using HSDPA Category 6. The card features both an external flip-up antenna and an internal antenna, and uses advanced receiver diversity and equalizer technology for improved 3G performance.
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* Detailed external and internal photos
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* Simplified Block Diagram
* Power measurements
* Circuit board and packaging metrics
* Complete parts lists and component count
* Manufacturing cost analysis
* Description of most interesting features of system architecture and component technologies
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