Is it possible to use USB modem on Toshiba AT100 tablet?

Hi all!
I just purchased a Toshiba Tablet and I was just wondering whether it is possible that the Tablet could use a usb modem. My usb modem lights up to say its connected but cannot find where it registers as an option.
Regards
Pictonite,
Tablet Noob.

Hi
>that the Tablet could use a usb modem
Found this info on some Android webpages:
+Sadly, you cant plug a 3G modem into the USB as there are currently no drivers available. Perhaps later down the track Google will add support for the mobile dongle in its tablet OS, but for now, youll have to jump onto WiFi or a wireless mobile hotspot to get the AT100 online+

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