HP un2420 EV-DO-HSDPA Mobile Broadband Module

Practical accessory for the mobile laptop user who is missing on the road internet access. This is a module format Mini PC Card, then selected for laptops with Mini PCI Express slot. Thanks to modern technology, UMTS transmission speeds reach up to 384 kbps, the HDSP even up to 7.2 Mbps. Where 3G services are not available, you can connect via EDGE or GPRS standard.
Parameters and specifications:

UMTS:
384 kilobytes per second (Packet-Switched)/64Kb/s (Circuit-Switched) DL
384 kilobytes per second (Packet-Switched)/64Kb/s (Circuit-Switched) UL
GSM:
14.4 kilobytes/s UL/DL
GPRS:
85.6 kbps DL
42.8 kbps UL

EDGE:
247.4 kbps DL
123.70 kbps UL
HSPA:
7.2 Mbps DL
2.0 Mbps UL
Interface:
PCI Express Mini Card
OS Compatibility:
Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7
Compatible Notebook:
HP 2540p, 8440p, 8440 watts, 8540p, 8540 watts, 8740 watts, 5310 m

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