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Class of gprs in k700 |
shyam335
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Which is the class of gprs in k700?is there a class 12 gprs phone from se? Which are the other phones with class 12 gprs?
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masseur
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the latest version of the K700 whitepaper says "Multislot class 10 supported (4+2)
I'm not sure of any phones with class 12 though I have read that the "Sierra Wireless Aircard 750 GSM/GPRS PC Card" supports it.
I guess the only use for class 12 is if you need higher upstream speeds
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shyam335
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So,there is hardly any phone with class 12 gprs?
how much speed you practically get from class 12 ,ie upload,download data rate.
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masseur
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Well, class 10 provides
1 up, 4 down which is 8-12Kbps send, 32-48Kbps receive
2 up, 3 down which is 16-24kbps send, 24-36kbps receive
whereas class 12 provides those plus
3 up, 2 down which is 24-36kbps send, 16-24kbps receive
4 up, 1 down which is 32-48kbps send, 8-12kbps receive
so unless you are sending alot of stuff from the phone there is probably not alot of use for class 12 but would be more use for a card you plug into a pc but its totally network dependant as well as being available in the phone
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Motorola MPx220 will probably have Class 12 in 4+4 configuration.
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shyam335
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Thanks for the gr8 ;-) reply.but do you know what class of gprs can a typical gprs mobile network can offer?which mobile performs best in gprs,i mean in terms of companys like se,simens etc
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masseur
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while technically class 12 can be 4 slots up and 4 down, the maximum number of active slots at any time is only 5 so the phone cannot, as I understand it, make full use of the 4+4 performance
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Atlis
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Can't agree masseur, it's a bit annoying, when I can't send bigger emails or something because of upload speed
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shyam335
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So are you trying to say that class 12 is not much better in practice than class 10 or even class 5?
do someone know what class of gprs can a typical gprs mobile network can offer?
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Atlis
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It seems that only upload will be faster. :-) speed of data depends also on coding scheme. EDGE is a halfstep to 3G nets...
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shyam335
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Is the gprs class 5 in t610,4+1 or 3+2 ?i guess its 3+2,right? Do you have edge on your network?
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shyam335
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Why cant we get/achieve the theoretical speed in gprs/edge?
What prevents it?
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Atlis
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T610 has class 8 4+1, yes we have EDGE in Slovakia. Speed is influenced by many factors. Coding, security, people on-line...
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shyam335
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Thanks for the info:-).
But can edge be really called 3g?
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Atlis
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No, EDGE is 2.5G network, build on GSM
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