Huawei has introduced a new product in its range of 3G modems, the new Huawei E5. It is not the typical Huawei 3G modem, of which I have no complaints (I have 3 of them), unless it is a modem capable of turning the the operator 3G signal to choose in a WiFi network for computers and mobile devices connect.

Yes, the same as the Novatel does MiFi, convert 3G WiFi signal. But this is Huawei E5 launched in China, which means it is compatible with both WiFi as WAPI, the Chinese version of WiFi. Includes a microSD card reader so that you can also become a shared memory via USB or via WiFi. Unfortunately only supports 802.11g WiFi, there is no compatibility with 802.11n.

Some of the tests that were with the Huawei E182E HSPA+ modem, a device that will go on sale soon in Europe, this being an evolution of the models that the manufacturer offers across multiple operators.

With the support of HSPA+, Huawei E182E modem can achieve download speeds of up to 21.6 megabits per second and upload up to 5.76 megabits per second, subject, yes, to what we offer our operator. Vodafone goes conducting demonstrations of this technology, but has not been implemented on a commercial basis.

But high speed is not the unique capabilities that brings Huawei E182E, as well as a modem you can also use it as a MicroSD card reader, supporting up to 32GB. The USB connector is folded to prevent dirt on the inside.

This device allows you to browse at speeds up to 7.2 Mbps downlink and 386 Kbps upload, and has a MicroSD card reader to go to PC multimedia content from them.

Its price will be between 9 euros (when recruiting the Flat Rate Internet Premium) and 59 euros (without hiring modules, only the contract with the Internet), for high migration and portability.