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Mobile Router Integrates Internal 3G HSPA Radio, 802.11n Wireless and 10/100LAN

NETGEAR just announced a technology collaboration with 3G infrastructure leader Ericsson resulting in the launch of the new NETGEAR MBRN3300E 3G Mobile Broadband Router with internal 3G radio, available now. Ericsson contributes its leadership in 3G mobile networks, while NETGEAR contributes world-class expertise in routing, firewalls, wireless and IP networks.

“We are thrilled to cooperate with Ericsson, the global leader in 3G mobile broadband network technology,” said Michael Clegg, vice president and general manager of the NETGEAR Service Provider Business Unit. “This collaboration furthers our position with mobile operators, and the resulting mobile platform can be migrated to higher speeds and enabled with added features going forward. It is a clear win-win partnership.”

Mats Norin, vice president of Mobile Broadband Modules at Ericsson, added, “Mobile broadband connectivity over HSPA in routers opens up new opportunities in yet-untapped home, SOHO and semi-nomadic user scenarios. We are excited to deliver mobile broadband connectivity to a new segment, home network routers for NETGEAR.”

Now available, the MBRN3300E Mobile Broadband Router combines a 3G WAN with 802.11n wireless and Ethernet LAN. As evidence of its industry-leading features, this Mobile Router sports 270 Mbps on the wireless LAN side and a full-featured firewall. Utilizing the Ericsson 3G mobile broadband technology, the MBRN3300E offers cost-efficient Internet access for home and business users and is ideal for:

  • locations that lack wired infrastructure;
  • as an alternative to DOCSIS, DSL or Fiber to the Home (FTTH); and
  • Internet access from trains, buses, automobiles, RVs or boats.

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Proven Compatibility
Mobile network connections for routers are becoming increasing popular in many countries as a backup for or alternative to wired broadband. 3G mobile networks already offer speeds close to, or even exceeding, wired options. Mobile networks also offer service in locations where there are no high-speed wired Internet connections available or alternatives are far too expensive. Ericsson and NETGEAR together are expanding the market for mobile networks into untapped applications and are helping mobile operators generate higher revenues as their customers realize more reasons to use 3G networks for data and downloadable mobile entertainment.

A Unique Combination of Features
This new NETGEAR mobile broadband router offers many unique features not previously able to be delivered in a single device, including:

  • Live Parental Controls and content filtering
  • Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), VPN pass-through and Denial of Service protection
  • Guest networks (multiple SSID) capability to enable customers to set up multiple wireless networks within a home or small business. (This is especially useful for setting up a dedicated network for guests to give them access to the Internet but not other resources and files on the network.)
  • Automatic Quality of Service (QoS) for reliable video, voice and gaming
  • A broadband usage meter to ensure accurate measurement of download Internet traffic with customized alerts when close to the monthly bandwidth threshold to help avoid excess usage charges
  • Push ‘N’ Connect with industry standard Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) for securely connecting devices at the touch of a button
  • On/off switches for power and 3G / Wi-Fi to help customers conserve energy
  • Optional car power charger and a battery pack for complete mobile usage

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