Wireless Notebook Adapter in a Router?

Hi,

I'm looking for an alternative to keeping my DSL at my home. I was
looking at the various cellular companies and the services they
provide. Most of them have notebook adapters so that you can access
the internet... I was wonder if there is anything that exists for the
following: using the internet services of a cellular company via their
notebook adapter but have it plugged into a wireless router so that
multiple computers (whether wired or wireless) can feed off of the
router. Am I way off on this thought?

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In <(E-Mail Removed) .com> on 6 Jun 2006
09:33:09 -0700, "J" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I'm looking for an alternative to keeping my DSL at my home. I was
>looking at the various cellular companies and the services they
>provide. Most of them have notebook adapters so that you can access
>the internet... I was wonder if there is anything that exists for the
>following: using the internet services of a cellular company via their
>notebook adapter but have it plugged into a wireless router so that
>multiple computers (whether wired or wireless) can feed off of the
>router. Am I way off on this thought?

See:

* Top Global EVDO Routers <http://www.topglobalusa.com/>
* Kyocera KR1 Broadband EVDO Router <http://www.evdoinfo.com/>
* Junxion Box <http://www.junxion.com/>
* EVDO Coverage.com <http://evdo-coverage.com/>

Be warned that use of EV-DO data service as a non-mobile DSL replacement may
be against the terms of service of a given carrier (e.g., Verizon).

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