Opticon has launched its new USB based modem for Vodafone. The new Vodafone K3760 USB Stick is a wireless USB modem which will be launched in most European countries this year and will be available for the other Vodafone partners in 2009.

The Vodafone K3760 USB Stick is the slimmest, smallest and lightest product from Opticon to date. It measures only 74.8 x 26 x 12 mm and weighs a mere 22g. It is even slimmer than other USB modem sticks currently offered by Vodafone, such as the Vodafone 00370052. The device has also got a new sliding mechanism which protects the USB connector. Qualcomm 7225 chipset has been used as the base for the K3760 and also incorporates tri-band mobile broadband (HSPA) for providing global network access. With a download rate of up to 7.2 Mbps and a 5.76 Mbps upload rate, provided the network connection is good with high bandwidth, the USB Modem stick can achieve very fast speeds. A microSD card slot is also embedded into the modem, which supports secure data storage of up to 8GB. The new modem will surely bring a revolution in network access and data storage.

Jan Callewaert, CEO of Opticon said, “This new USB modem and the HSPA ExpressCard announced recently demonstrate that Opticon continues to deliver high-performance devices that meet the specific needs of the world’s leading mobile communications group.”

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