A USB modem for WiBro access provided to SK Telecom by C-motech, a local telecommunication equipment maker, is drawing attention because of differentiated specifications.
C-motech Cacao (CBU-410S) modem is twice as fast as previous version to support WiBro Wave 2. It supports automatic program installation, automatic software upgrade and micro SD memory.
What distinguishes Cacao from other products is Z Pack and My PC service. Z Pack service can activate any program in any computer by saving software such as the Office program in USB modem. My PC service offers a remote access to computers at home or work with WiBro modem to let people use content and software in computers that are away from them.
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12/12/2008
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