Helio today announced details for the Helio Hybrid wireless solution, which “combines a 3G card and a notebook’s built-in Wi-Fi”. The Helio Hybrid features software for switching between a nationwide 3G network, private and free Wi-Fi signals and a network of commercial Wi-Fi hot spots, all for one simple monthly fee, the Helio’s press release says.
“By combining 3G and Wi-Fi access in a single package, we’re giving (Helio members) easy access to everything they care about without the hassle of multiple subscriptions and messy logins”, said Sky Dayton, Helio’s CEO.
The Helio Hybrid wireless package consists of Hybrid Connector software, a PCMCIA EV-DO card and a Data Connect membership for 3G and Wi-Fi hot spot roaming.
The Helio Hybrid card and Hybrid Connector software are free with a two year membership costing $85 per month, according to the press release. Helio Hybrid is initially available through Fry’s Electronics locations and online at www.helio.com.
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