Ericsson F3307 Broadband Module coming to Netbooks

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ericsson f3307Ericsson recently launched a new Mobile Broadband module designed specifically for netbooks. Since the module is pre-approved with mobile operators over the world, which means netbooks manufacturers could easily integrate the module to their products without having to pass through another approval process.

We expect the device to be cheaper compared to other modules already being used in some netbooks. Mats Norin, VP of Ericsson Mobile Broadband Module included in his statement,

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Last updated: October 26, 2011 |

Andrew is a longtime fan of portable laptops. Working as a tech journalist since 2004, he's had the chance to see these become better and better and now he's the Editor-in-Chief here at AllAboutEEEPC.com. The site is mainly focused on Asus netbooks, tablets and mini laptops, but you can always find more about these devices over at netbooklive.com , where Andrew spends most of its time. More on the About page. See all posts by .

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