Pharos' Traveler Can Access T-Mobile 3G Network
Am I reading this wrong...
It's tri-band 1700/1800/2100 HSPA. Those are not the bands that AT&T's HSDPA network operate on...so how exactly does this have the capability of accessing AT&T'S 3G network?
So I did not read it incorrectly.
finally.....the very first unlocked phone for T-Mobile 3G
how sad..... ☹️
mingkee said:
it's windows mobile phone with REAL GPS
As opposed to "unreal" gps? I guess all those other brands with sirf chips in them have "unreal" gps? Don't get me wrong, this seems like a damned nice phone, and good for TMO's users who need some love. But it ain't the only game in town.
PEZ said:
the 2100 is used for upstream for att and tmo, the 1700 is downstream for tmo and 1900 is downstream for att... so, sure it accesses both, but not for downloading, only up/requests.
No, you, too, are reading this wrong.
AT&T W-CDMA 1900 is PCS 1900 MHz -- both uplink & downlink. AT&T W-CDMA 850 is Cellular 850 MHz -- both uplink & downlink.
T-Mobile W-CDMA 2100+1700 is AWS 2100+1700 MHz -- 1700 MHz uplink & 2100 MHz downlink.
And a handset never accesses just the uplink. A handset supports both uplink & downlink, or it does not support that spectrum band at all.
AJ
So I did not read it incorrectly.
RUFF1415 said:
So I did not read it incorrectly.
No, but you replied to the wrong post.
AJ
WiWavelength said:No, you, too, are reading this wrong.
The "too" would imply that you were suggesting both previous posters (myself being one of them) had read incorrectly.
Moot.
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