Novatel’s 2372 MiFi gets DLNA certified, can serve up some beats with those bytes

The humble MiFi from Novatel has, in various guises for myriad carriers, saved our bacon on repeated occasions at press events, feeding up sweet connectivity when 3G USB modems were few or ineffective. Now it can make that bacon sizzle, too, receiving DLNA certification and becoming a little media streamer. Content loaded to the MiFi’s microSD card will now be served up to any compatible media player, receiver, or computer, which includes watching movies on iPads and Xboxes and PS3 ‘s. Oh, my! It remains to be seen whether existing 2372s will be upgradeable to support DLNA or whether it’ll be new devices only, but the company has said that AT&T will be the first carrier to offer the service. So, there’s something to look forward to, T-Mobile subscribers. Continue reading Novatel’s 2372 MiFi gets DLNA certified, can serve up some beats with those bytes Novatel’s 2372 MiFi gets DLNA certified, can serve up some beats with those bytes originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 23 Mar 2011 15:29:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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