3GStore.com announces new EVDO ExpressCard to USB Adapter

3Gstore · EVDO Addict Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 3171

Many of our customers have a notebook like the MacBook Pro that comes with the newer ExpressCard slot. Naturally, they can use either the Sprint EX720 or Verizon V740 Rev-A ExpressCard options, but they would really love to use the device they buy with their desktop computer as well.

They end up pondering for what seems like hours... or days... about whether or not they should get the ExpressCard, or the USB Modem which would work with any of their computers.

For their laptop, the ExpressCard option is much more aesthetically appealing than the USB device ... but the USB device works with all their computers. Decision, decisions.

Well, 3GStore.com is announcing a new product that gives these buyers one more thing to think about -- an ExpressCard-to-USB adapter:

We will sell and support this adapter for $49.99 which is cheaper than what we sell our PCMCIA to ExpressCard adapter for, and obviously the USB adapter provides more flexibility.

Anyone who bought their ExpressCard with service through 3GStore.com is entitled to a $10 discount. Email your name and/or invoice number to sales@ 3gstore.com to get your coupon code.

Order your ExpressCard to USB adapter at 3gstore.com

3Gstore · EVDO Addict Joined: 19 Sep 2006 Posts: 3171

Yes, it is Mac OSX compatible with at least 10.3.9

Yes, we've tested with V640, EX720 and V740.

No, there is not any noticeable loss of speed using adapter.

No, it does not allow an ExpressCard to work with KR1.

YES, it does allow an ExpressCard to work with MB6800! (v740 tested)

Wink

Usmc68 · Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 9:36 am Post subject: USB adapter

I upgraded to the Kyocera KPC 680 from the 650 to take advantage of the free every 2 years and Rev A. I also have the older PCMCIA slot on my PowerBook G4 running Leopard. The SIIG Express to USB adapter did not work. I spent 2.5 hrs with the Verizon wireless tech support and no dice. They let me do a direct exchange with the USB727 and it works like a charm. Download speeds were stupid (100-200) slow with it. Somewhere on this forum I saw that quantumdrift downloaded the Sprint drivers. Now I have download speeds of 900+.

Semper Fi

Andy