Reviews of the new Autonet Wi-Fi mobile router applaud its quick connect time and download speed. With the need for mobile connection to the Internet expanding, Autonet has made its WI-Fi router available from Amazon.com for about $392.57. IN addition, the Autonet unit is a feature in the Cadilac CTS. Taking up very little space in your vehicle's trunk, the unit connects as easily to your laptop or iPod Touch as you would to a land Wi-Fi terminal.

There are some situations where the speed of the unit may not live up to the hype, in viewing videos for example. Some reviewers found occasional hesitation as files buffered. Text and moderate-sized (200k-400k) loaded in seconds and reassured most participants that the unit would serve adequately in typical office situations.

Since the router is mounted out of sight, the led indicator which shows the strength of the signal is not visible. Identifying when you are driving through a "dead zone" will become more of an intuitive thing. Up to 10 devices, from Macs, PCs, smart phones and gaming devices can connect to the unit. You can connect to the Internet with a device up to 150 feet from your car. The WI-Fi router still requires a subscription to a service which usually runs $29.95 per month.