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AT&T Unite LTE Mobile Hotspot - Photos & Specs
I recently purchased a Unite Hotspot to replace a USB 3G card that was getting old and unreliable. So far, the Unite works great, has 8 hours battery life, and an external antenna connectors which...
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I recently purchased a Unite Hotspot to replace a USB 3G card that was getting old and unreliable. So far, the Unite works great, has 8 hours battery life, and an external antenna connectors which was a requirement in my case.
As expected, you connect to the hotspot via WIFI but you can also attach via USB cable for internet access and charging from a laptop. The longlasting 2500mAh battery is replaceable.
The Wifi SSID and password can be changed via the touchscreen or the built in web-based management. Simply connect to the hotspot and goto http://attunite to configure the device.
The unit is $199 without a contract and $0-$29 with a 2 year agreement. Below I’ve included detailed photos and screenshots of the device.
Technical Specifications
Battery Capacity: 2500 mAh lithium-ion In-use time (hours): Up to 10
Standby time (days): Up to 10
Size (inches): 4.33x2.72x0.6
Weight (ounces): 4.2
Chipset: Qualcomm® MDM9215™ and WTR1605L
RAM: 512MB
4G-LTE: Band 2, 4, 5 and 17
4G: HSPA+ with enhanced backhaul
3G – UMTS: 850/1900MHz
GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/1900MHz
Wi-Fi® connectivity: 802.11 b/g/n
Mobile hotspot: Up to 10 devices
FOTA capable - upgrade Firmware Over The Air
Display size (inches): 2.4
Resolution (pixels): 240x320 LCD
Screen type: Resistive touchscreen
Colors: 64K
Unite Touch Screen Screenshots
Unite Web-Based Configuration Screenshots
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