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Rogers launches the Novatel MiFi 2372

By John Connors on March 12, 2010 in Mobile News, Rogers Wireless News, Various News

Rogers has joined the other carriers and has officially released the Novatel MiFi 2372, otherwise now known as the “Rocket Mobile Hotspot”. This little gem weighs 81 grams and a total of 5 people can have access to WiFi (within a 30 foot radius). Rogers states “this wallet-sized device slips easily into your pocket and creating your own hotspot is as easy as pressing the power button”.

Sounds good to me! This can be yours on the following price plans: 3-year contract: $49.99; 2-year contract: $99.99; 1-year contract: $199.99 and No contract for $249.99

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Discussion

10 comments for “Rogers launches the Novatel MiFi 2372”

  1. Sold!!!! Thank u Rogers!!!

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    Posted by Cam Hunt | March 12, 2010, 5:54 pm

  2. Sounds like a neat little device for group trips and meetings where internet is needed. Also nice for camping trips if you want to bring along a few laptops. Definately a good buy for people who do things in groups away from hotspots.

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    Posted by Chad | March 12, 2010, 6:17 pm

  3. I hate rogers… I couldn’t do anything on my computer without going over my data plan… I want WIND to get one of these. =)

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    Posted by Michael | March 12, 2010, 6:42 pm

  4. OH! I wonder if it’s locked? If so, can it be unlocked? =P

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    Posted by Michael | March 12, 2010, 6:43 pm

  5. I wonder if this is unlocked?

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    Posted by al | March 12, 2010, 7:03 pm

  6. i dont see the point in getting this I can do the exact same thing with mywi on my j/b iphone and it only cost $9

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    Posted by Jared Humphrey | March 12, 2010, 8:15 pm

  7. I HATE Rogers too. Tera-bull service/nickel&dime you to death. Can’t wait for iPhone 4th gen,Then Telus here I come running full steam ahead.

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    Posted by larry harvey | March 12, 2010, 11:15 pm

  8. Can somebody explain the practical purpose of a device like this?

    The only value i see, is the carrier finding another way of draining your under used data plan…

    Like seriously…who the fuck shares a 3G connection?

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    Posted by Bong Sniffer | March 13, 2010, 9:37 am

  9. I use tethering on my Rogers Magic quite often. Works great when I need to get net access with my netbook and am away from any WiFi hotspots. Kids love it on trips for their laptops and iTouchs.

    I can see the use of shared 3G access for mobile folks, but think a larger data plan and a smartphone is a better solution than paying for a separate data account and using a dedicated 3G hotspot device. If you are not streaming video or downloading movies, 5Gb of data gets you a lot of connect time.

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    Posted by bj | March 14, 2010, 11:47 am

  10. if robbers releases the 30/6gb or higher i.e. 45/12gb, then , it will destroy the wind, if there is no contract to sign for the data plan

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    Posted by patrick chan | March 24, 2010, 1:23 am

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