Connecting ZTE627 to mac with OS X 10.5.8

I have just purchased a 3 mobile dongle ZTE627. Im unable to get it to load on my mac, yet when i plug it into my PC the install screen comes up straight away. Is there a way to get this to work on my mac?

Possibly any installation software that comes with the device is written for Intel only instead of Universal (Intel AND PowerPC, ie your eMac) and so there is nothing it can run.
So more than just the OS which in your case of 10.5 should be fine, there is also the hardware architecture of PowerPC which has been superceded.
Does it show in the Network panel under Airport?

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