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HTC Announces the Tattoo for European Markets

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Replying to: European markets by asLeepLessman Sep 8, 2009, 10:10 AM

Re: European markets

by Azeron Sep 8, 2009, 11:24 AM

Since all of Europe is on the same standard then this would mean 900/1800mZh frequencies for GSM whereas U.S. GSM carriers use 850/1900mZh. So I would infer that this device or a so-called "European" device would not work in the U.S as it would not have 850/1900mZh radios included.

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