HooToo TripMate Elite White
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- ENDLESS STREAMING: Seamlessly stream your videos, photos, and music to your connected TVs, media players, Chromecast, Roku, and other DLNA devices. (TripMate app is neccessary)
- TRAVEL ROUTER: Instantly convert a wired network to wireless. Also can bridge an existing wireless network, create your own secure wifi network.
- FREE UP SPACE: Backup your photos and videos from your iPhone, Android phones, iPad or other mobile devices to attached USB flash drive, hard disk. Free up space on your phones.
- POWER BANK: Built-in 6000mAh power bank enables you to charge most smartphones 2 times.
- DUAL USB WALL CHARGER: Two USB ports enable you to charge two of your mobile devices simultaneously. Plugging the TripMate Elite directly to the wall outlet can easily recharge it.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UFLP86U
@scottalanmiller might like something like this.
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That's actually a really interesting device!
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@scottalanmiller ordered it yet?
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Nowhere to ship things for a while
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@scottalanmiller Ship it to me. I will review and forward to your location via drone.
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That would be a long flight!
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And a partridge in a pear tree...
wow that thing does nearly everything.
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We were actually discussing drone delivery here last week and how good it would be to have as the roads are so tough to navigate and there are so many mountains and other terrain features making delivery difficult.
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interesting device for sure.
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I came across this line (HooToo) a few weeks ago. I forget what I was looking at/for at the time. I have a On-The-Go Cloud from Monster Digital that does some of that.
Though a draw back is that I have not been able to create a new file on it from my mobile device which was the goal. But for $20 at SAM's it was a 'cheap' experiment.My brother has the same unit, and unknowingly brought down their office network as this little unit by default throws DHCP.
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@g.jacobse said:
My brother has the same unit, and unknowingly brought down their office network as this little unit by default throws DHCP.
That only if it's in Router Mode. You can change that.
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@anonymous said:
@g.jacobse said:
My brother has the same unit, and unknowingly brought down their office network as this little unit by default throws DHCP.
That only if it's in Router Mode. You can change that.
Yup, you can,.. and the default SSID and Passcode. He had gotten it a few weeks prior and was playing with it ...
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Looks like a pretty cool device. Cheap enough to get just for fun.
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Hmm this is really interesting. I might check this out.
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That thing is actually damn cool
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So..... Who has ordered one?
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If I travelled a bunch or had another solid use case I'd own one in a heartbeat - hopefully one of us reviews it.
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I already have a battery - and not sure the router is worth it for me.
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Traveling here in the states I just don't need that. But over seas and LONG flight trips this would be awesome.
