“Hotspot” Delivers WiFi To Farm Vehicles

“Hotspot” Delivers WiFi To Farm Vehicles COMPUTERS Farmers ranchers and people living in remote areas now have a new way to connect their tablet or computer to the internet Mito Corporation offers “hotspot” devices that connect through Verizon or AT&T networks Established in 1974 Mito has been helping people connect in many ways from their earliest mid-70s-era equipment to some of the most modern auto-products like vehicle backup cameras monitors mirrors bluetooth and remote start systems Their 12-volt mobile Hotspot is a recent addition and one that works for farm and commercial equipment too The Hotspot turns on and off with the vehicle so no separate battery or use of a charger plug is necessary Once installed the device links to an existing cell phone plan with Verizon or AT&T via the mobile data connection on a smart phone Once that connection is set up with the phone the Mito device provides a mobile wifi internet signal for up to 10 internet capable devices such as a tablet laptop or other screens within range The Hotspot is password protected Farmers can use the Hotspot in tractors combines or any machine with a 12-volt battery system Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Mito Corporation 213 County Road 17 Elkhart Indiana 46516 ph 800 433-6486; www mito-auto com

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