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quad band phone. the new info on phones GPRS generation 3 |
bart
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GPRS Class 10, 4+1 or 3+2
· Quad band, GSM 850/900/1800/1900
· Adaptive MultiRate (AMR), GSM FR/EFR/HR
· RS232, IrDA, USB, Bluetooth
· Extensive Display Support (up to 65k colours)
- 101x80
- 128x160
- 144x176
· E-OTD
· J2ME
· MexE support
· SMS, EMS, MMS support
· Multimedia support
- Camera and viewfinder support
- Stereo audio support
- Music decoding
- Polyphonic sound support (MIDI, GM1)
· Flash security mechanism
· SIM-AT
· IPv4
· Speech recognition
· Intelligent text input
· Battery fuel-gauging
· External memory card support
· Open API for applications including Complete Development Environment
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jaka
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thanks for the info!
just one question: that would be which phone? |
bart
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the next future phone will be like this no name for the phones yet
With Ericsson and Nokia gone: we must keep their spirits alive and buy JOLLA or YOTA |
arroyootje
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our phones won't be phones anymore, they'll be miracles....  |
Jowi
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when's the release? |
bart
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around sep okt 2002
With Ericsson and Nokia gone: we must keep their spirits alive and buy JOLLA or YOTA |
shawnmccall9
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@ bart
what ever happened to this phone? |
bart
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those were the amming goals of  for that time those were there capabilities. so the next T68 will have most of those spec |
Eamonn
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Which countries use 850mhz?
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bart
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panama just is the first of the series most asian/china region and japan do. remember these are old specs it will be more advaced these days. |
shawnmccall9
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the USA has some deployment of 850 and more is expected soon through Cingular
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bart
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and i think soon your phone will have 5 frenquentis 850/900/1800/1900/2200. |
shawnmccall9
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Where will 2200 be used? I thought WCDMA was currently 2100
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bart
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my mistake!  so its 2100 |
shawnmccall9
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no worries, I imagine as WCDMA grows, other bandwitdhs will be used too. I have read some debate over CDMA 2000 vs. WCDMA. I think of it like Microsoft and Apple. Most users agree APple is a better desktop product; however,Windows rules. SImilarly, CDMA 2000 may be a better technology, but WCDMA has a lot of political and financial support, which will probably lead the way in the end. Ahh, living in an illogical, real world...everyone knows George Bush rightfully won the presidential election a few years back, right?
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Posted: 2002-02-18 22:18
