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axxxr
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If you have a poor signal strength around your home then help is at hand.New company Spotwave has developed a system called the Zen that works intelligently to ensure you get crystal clear reception throughout your home.
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*Jojo*
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@axxxr - Will that ALSO apply to - SATELLITE fones  I also notice that NEW models to be released in the years to come (perhaps now) has the - GPS feature on it . . . nice !
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axxxr
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I don't think so,satellite phones don't really need signal boosters as such anyway as they rely on a clear line of sight with a satellite signal like your Sat TV...besides i don't think that many people out there would use a satellite phone at home anyway.
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Pradhika
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Zen can sure help our cellone sim users.
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On 2006-01-06 02:10:13, axxxr wrote:
besides i don't think that many people out there would use a satellite phone at home anyway.
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Yeah, I agree matey. But when Ericsson released a satellite fone then (forgot the model), my friend bought one and uses it mostly in remote areas (together with his Nokia 8850, which is a hi-end fone in the late 90's) . . . when not in OUTDOORS, he uses it at home . . .
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axxxr
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Well like i said its very rare for someone to use satellite phones at home,so this product is only geared towards standard mobile phones.
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isherdholi
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Hmm..seems kinda expensive. Would probably be cheaper to switch on Vodafone UK instead. In the UK They have the absolute best coverage, and I havent yet heard one complaint about Vodafone's network coverage, and I work in The Carphone Warehouse |
keranov
Joined: Dec 23, 2005
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I don't know how these amplifiers work, and i wonder about the radiation levels when using one. |
vamans
Joined: Dec 24, 2005
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Good for people at distant area from towers and week signals. Yet competitive networks will cover any where step by step.
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Posted: 2006-01-06 01:35
