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Internode’s new wireless hotspot: hip-hip hooray?

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http://www.itwire.com – Chinese networking equipment maker Huawei has provided its new E5832 3G personal Wi-Fi hotspot to Internode, which is selling it from AUD $49 when bundled on a 24-month contract: hip hip Huawei? (IT news)

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