CradlePoint is about to announce the CBR450, which is the newest CradlePoint pass thru device (replacing the CBA250). The CBR450 is based on the newest BSD operation system that the CTR35, MBR1400 and the newly announced CBR400 are based. This device does NOT have WiFi, so it is better geared for kiosk, ATM and M2M type applications. The CBR450 supports 1 ExpressCard and 1 USB port along with one configurable 10/100 Ethernet LAN/WAN port.
For the latest info on the MBR-450, see:
CradlePoint is about to launch a new 3G/4G compact router. This router looks a lot like the current CTR500 that it is replacing, however, it is based on the same BSD operating system that the CTR35 and MBR1400 are based. The features of the router include:
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CradlePoint is about to announce a new router called the MBR95. The MBR95 will be shipping in June 2011. It has the following features:
The MBR95 is built on the BSD Operating System (same as CTR35 and MBR1400) and the hardware is very sleek looking. For the latest info on the MBR-95, see the following links:
