Sounds like repackaging of already available products from disparate vendors sold as a one integrated solution and value added up the cost tree to hell. If you read the print it looks as if this only works when your primary link is down, presumably the only way they can slip wireless past telkom??is when telkoms infrastructure fails. Then reading further it seems as if the nice people from Verizon will charge you per MB for your alternative link passing traffic. I guess there will be a monthlky rental for the box sitting idle and then the price goes through the roof when it moves some bytes.
I would suggest changing the name before they even start ... Apple sues anybody out of existence of they even dare to call their product without a license from them something that contains the term "iPod".