In the American special issue of Forbes magazine built an access point

I remember on Habré, after the release of Vogue magazine with a media player, which only articles did not appear. They didn’t just make an artificial satellite of this player from this player, and built so much ( here and here ). Now, lovers of making everything from almost nothing have a new chance to show themselves: Forbes built an access point in the American special edition that works with the T-Mobile network.

The action was carried out by Microsoft Corporation, which, as far as you can understand, “sharpened” this router for hikes exclusively on its sites. The goal is to give readers of the magazine to try out the Office 365 service in practice. Earlier, a similar campaign was held by Microsoft in the UK, while access points were built into the shops in the parks.
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After activation, the access point gives you the opportunity to work for free for 15 days, the device has enough charge, but only for three hours of work, you have to recharge the device. Charging is done via micro-USB. It seems that craftsmen will be able to “unlock” the device and make something useful from it, albeit for their own pleasure. I wonder if there will be articles about such alterations on Habré, first-hand?



Here is the unpacked, if I may say so, device:



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