Sinus stick 4.12.7.2004

The Sinus stick is a device developed by Deutsche Telekom AG T-Com that enables wireless internet connectivity.

The Sinus stick uses mobile network technology to establish an internet connection. It connects to the network and allows users to access the internet wirelessly.

The Sinus stick supports various mobile networks, including 3G and 4G networks, depending on the model and service availability in your area.

Yes, the Sinus stick requires a SIM card from a compatible mobile network operator to establish a connection. You need to insert the SIM card into the device.

Yes, in most cases, you can use the Sinus stick abroad. However, additional charges may apply for roaming data usage. It is recommended to check with your mobile network operator for specific details and roaming plans.

The Sinus stick is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. However, it's always recommended to check the system requirements specified by Deutsche Telekom AG T-Com for your specific model.

To install the Sinus stick, you typically need to connect it to your computer using a USB port. The necessary drivers and software are usually provided with the device and can be installed by following the instructions in the user manual.

No, the Sinus stick is designed to provide internet access to a single device at a time. It acts as a personal hotspot, allowing one device to connect wirelessly.

The range of the Sinus stick's wireless connection depends on various factors such as network coverage and environmental conditions. Generally, it can provide reliable connectivity within a few meters from the device.

Yes, Deutsche Telekom AG T-Com provides technical support for the Sinus stick. You can contact their customer support or visit their website for assistance with any issues or inquiries you may have.