Imagine a product that serves as a vessel to carry your travel essentials and doubles as a portable WiFi hotspot. The bag company known as This Is Ground created just this type of product that serves two functions: easy and compact storage and WiFi connection capability, all while it hangs across your arm and travels from place to place.
The Voyager bag features a tiny sleeve in which a portable WiFi device has been placed. The hotspot device was developed by Karma, a company that specializes in portable WiFi products, in cooperation with This Is Ground to bring to retail shelves an ingenious product that connects you to the Internet no matter where you are in the United States. Not only can you take advantage of this wireless connection, but people around you can also sign on and use your hotspot. If they do so, you will be rewarded with 100 MB of free data.
Apart from its WiFi capabilities, the bag’s spacious interior with hidden pockets, as well as a miniature side pocket, stores all your electronic accessories including headphones, chargers and your mobile device.
This inventive and convenient travel companion does not come without a hefty price tag. Available in four colors, the Voyager bag can be purchased online for $725 without WiFi capability or $900 with WiFi capability.
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