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Telstra Turbo 7 Series Wireless Gateway

Thursday November 06, 2008
Written by Staff writers
Tags: Telstra | Turbo | 7 | Series | Wireless | Gateway
AUD
$529
Price at time of review.
Good value if purchased with a plan, the telstra’s speed impresses
Part code n/a Price $529 outright, $149 with 24 mth plan Delivery free Supplier www.telsta.com.au Manufacturers website www.telsta.com.au Basic warranty not stated Dimensions 205 x 145 x 47mm 3G access Intergrated (telstra only) Wireless standard supports 802.11bg Network sockets 4x10/100 ethernet Antennae type 1x exterior Antennae socket type RP-SMA Antennae gain (each) not stated Cables and accessories 1x ethernet cable, 2x 3G antenna Software & setup wizards Wiazard on USB drive
This article appeared in the November, 2008 issue of PC Authority.
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