Mobile Office Setup

I have a laptop, Verizon Mi-FI for internet and an HP 1056 printer/scanner/copier.


For all-time communication, I also have a Droid Smartphone

 

We use a laptop, and a hp printer/fax/scanner. We dont use a mi=fi box, but we do use our telephones as a hotspot for internet connection

 

I used a stored laptop that was connected to my flatscreen mounted on the bunk wall with wireless mouse and keyboard. my t mobile gallaxy s for my phone and internet as well as scanning. i have a mobile printer not sure think its a cannon. but its 8in wide by 5 in deep and 3 in thick. you just load the paper in the back when ever you want to print.

 

4G? whats that been like operationally? downloading an issue going through the phone connection?
on the surface looks to be a bottleneck at the phone side

 

I haven't had much of an issue with my MI-FI on 4G. Seems more an issue when I get into a 2G or less signal.

 

I recommend you get a print/scan/fax with a multi-page feeder. It's a big time saver when you are scanning 7-20 page contracts. I'm partial to Canon printers because the envelope feeder works better. I've tried US Cellular, and I'm on Sprint network now. I can usually eek out a good enough signal to get my emails or access myfax, but from talking to other drivers you'd be way better off with Verizon. p.s.- you can run a laptop and a print/scan/fax with a 150 watt power inverter, I like the Cobra ones that plug in cigar lighter and fit in cup holders.

 

Laptop
Smart phone (I prefer iPhone 4S)
Plantronics Voyager Pro HD headset
Verizon air card (jet pack 4G)
HP 6600 officejet (1 ream of paper and extra blk ink)
efax

 

I have not experienced any real bottleneck problems while using my phone. In fact, when we were using a teathered tmobile phone I could not watch a streamed movie through it without buffering 2-3 times during. Then we switched to verizon now I can watch an movie on the laptop with no buffering