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New phone Sony Ericsson T306 |
Msjodin
Joined: Mar 21, 2002
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From: Stockholm
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Just found some info at FCC:s database about SonyEricsson T306. It's a T300 with 800/1900 MHz for the american market. I think everything else is the same...
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bart
Joined: Feb 03, 2002
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hy mats, got some url adres or some pics of that one?
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gadgetboytom
Joined: Feb 12, 2002
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some of the files are corrupt the photos are viewable but its just a t300
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caff
Joined: Jun 14, 2002
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but T300 is a tri-band anyway, why would they come up with T306 for america only ?? |
chungagoring
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yeah, weird.
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bart
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a tir band does not support 800mHz. so its a T300 whit only a dual band instead of a tri-band. |
Gustaf
Joined: Dec 07, 2001
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From: Sweden
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What is the page where you can search for t306, pics. And where did you find them gadgetboytom? |
gadgetboytom
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Www.fcc.gov\\oet then use the advanced search for sonyericsson and december
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abedh
Joined: Dec 06, 2002
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By the way, the correct new GSM band for the US will be 850Mhz not 800.
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fu|at^t68
Joined: Sep 14, 2002
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but state have GSM1800 also right?
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potok
Joined: Dec 04, 2002
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why are you looking at FCC website, our tax money at work, lol. So will we ever have quadra(4)-band phones.... Only in America one messed up frequency wasnt enough so we need one more
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coming soon from SE dual band phone on 851/852 that will actually work in north and south Los Angeles....
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fu|at^t68
Joined: Sep 14, 2002
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851?? it's only the band different or the software as well???
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potok
Joined: Dec 04, 2002
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that was a joke about US networks, sorry, he he he
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abedh
Joined: Dec 06, 2002
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Actually the original band was 900...then in Europe they ran out of Frequencies, so they had to create the 1800. In the US, the 900 and 1800 frequencies were already gone, so they created 1900. The problem with 1900 is that it does not penetrate buildings very well, and its also starting to get crowded in metropolitan areas. 850 also allows fewer towers that are more dispersed, so it becomes cheaper to cover more area.
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RX78
Joined: Nov 29, 2002
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
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potok:
There is a quad-band GPRS phone already announced. It looks very nice too. 
http://www.cellular-news.com/cell-phones/NEC_515.shtml
And to all wondering about GSM 850, one thing to remember is that the 850 band allows current licensees of the 800MHz AMPS to reuse their license. Great for AT&T Wireless and Cingular who have only recently converted to GPRS and all they need is to change the hardware on current towers instead of building new ones. |
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Posted: 2002-12-09 13:49
