- A neat & tidy way to extend the connectivity of your in-car accessories
- Compact design with easy storage of the cable
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- 3 entry-level dynamic microphones suitable for karaoke use
- Supplied with 3 metres of lead with a 14 inch jack plug end

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- Magnetic on one side adhesive on the other
- 19mm x 5m long
- Tear line also doubles as a ruler
- Soft & very flexible
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A flush-mounting outlet plate with triplexed outputs for satellite TV & radio signals designed to fit standard UK pattresses. The integral filter separates the three signals from one downlead. The satellite connection is via a female F connector & is marked SAT. The TV aerial connection is via a standard coax socket & is marked TV. The radio connection is also via a coax socket & is marked FMDAB & is suitable for both analogue FM & digital DAB radio signals. ...

- Getting online is now easy.. ..almost anywhere.. .anytime
- Broadband without a fixed line
- Get online at home or on


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Surf the web without hunting for a Wi-Fi hotspot. Plus Mobile Wi-Fi doesnt need to be physically connected to your laptop to get you online. You can use Mobile Wi-Fi to connect your iPod touch. So you can download music or watch last nights TV when youre out & about. Connect different devices at once
- Mobile Wi-Fi sends out a signal so you can connect to the internet without needing any wires. This means you can connect different devices at once. So while youre checking emails on your laptop you can download tracks & apps on your iPod touch. Easy to use
- Just turn on your wireless modem switch on connection to the 3 network & select the Wi-Fi function. Then choose the Wi-Fi option on whichever device youre using. Theres no need to load any software to get online using the wireless modem. How is it different to Mobile Broadband The main difference is that Mobile Broadband only works with your laptop whereas Mobile Wi-Fi lets you connect other Wi-Fi-enabled devices like the iPod touch. & because its a wireless connection you can connect more than one device at a time.

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