Technical details
| Short Message Service (SMS) |
Y |
| Number of simultaneous SIM cards |
1 |
Data transmission
| Data network |
HSUPA, HSDPA, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, 3G |
Networking
| Operating frequency |
850/900/1900/1800/2100 MHz |
Certificates
| Compliance industry standards |
IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g |
Additionally
| Ethernet LAN connection |
N |
850/900/1800/1900/2100MHz, UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA, 802.11b/g, USB 2.0, Black
<b>Slim Design</b>
The small size offers portable convenience and guarantees the device is easy to carry
<b>3G Compatible</b>
Works with 3.75G HSUPA networks and is backward compatible with HSDPA, UMTS, EDGE, and GPRS
<b>Dual Functionality</b>
Combines 3.75G modem and Wi-Fi router functions in a USB dongle
- The first device, which enables 3.75G modem and Wi-Fi router in a USB dongle.
- Slimmest size offers portable convenience and easy to carry. It enables you to get 3G service anytime and anywhere. You just need to plug in USB stick to enjoy immediate access to 3G network.
- Provide high speed wireless mobile broadband network – Up to 7.2 Mbps HSUPA access.
- Multiple ways to access Internet.
- Working as Wi-Fi router to let your Wi-Fi capable device enjoy internet service like Smart Phone , Laptop, PC, Digital Camera, Gaming Console.
- Robust wireless security - WPA2/WPA.
- Flexible coverage and frequency support 850/1900/2100MHz.
D-Link DWR-510 is a 3G pocket router and dongle, it is slim and small enough to carry in your pocket.
It allows user to take full advantage of HSUPA-complied 3G network for portable use any where or anytime while on-the-go.
Its most practical feature is D-Link myPocket, which can work as Wi-Fi router mode or 3G USB modem mode.
Wi-Fi Router mode lets your Wi-Fi capable devices access to 3G network via wireless connection like iPhone, Portable Gaming Device, PSP, Smart Phone, Notebook, Digital Camera.
It can share its 3G connection with 10 Wi-Fi clients. To use the D-Link myPocket as 3G USB modem, you can not only keep your PC connected to 3G network but allows you to turn-off your PC’s Wi-Fi radio to save battery power.
