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Motorola V-710 Vs Motorola V600

tommyp911

Jun 9, 2004, 11:24 PM
🙂 I have been waiting and I am so excited for the new Motorola V710 but since I compare the V710 and V600. I think the V710 is bigger and uglier. The V710 is like a brick, V600 is smaller and eleganter
I am thinking to switch over to AT&T, but I am concern about the reception of AT&T won't be compared with Verizon Wireless. I have never had any complain about the reception of VZwireless. I used to be a customer of AT&T, T-Mobile and now Verizon. Anywhere I go, I usually check the reception of other wireless phone companies, such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Cingular from my friends, family, and other people. Sometime they are mad at me cause I have a good signal.
I like V600 cause battery is better 5-7 hours for talk time, V710 is ...
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DuckSoup

Jun 10, 2004, 4:05 AM
tommyp911 said:
I am inpatient now, I just want to get a new nice phone. Any comments and suggestion?


My suggestion is that if you switch to ATT and get the V600 (GSM network), take FULL advantage of their 30-day trial period and do NOT cancel your old service with your old provider (especially if you want to take your old phone number to ATT)

I am presently with Verizon wireless with a Timeport P8767 and bought the V600 with ATT in late April. Since they had the 30 day trial I used that and kept my Timeport running at the same time. I LOVED the V600 except that I had a VERY crappy signal in my apartment and at my mothers' house. At times it was no service and 4 or 5 bars of service just 100 yards awa...
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tommyp911

Jun 10, 2004, 8:49 AM
😁 Thanks Mike, I really want to get the Motorola V600 with AT&T wireless for 30-day risky free trial. So I can use that phone for 30 days while I am waiting for V710, I want to check the V600 out and if I get any chance, I will compare V600 and V710. But I am afraid that the V710 will be hold back and I will run out of time for 30-day trial period. I wish AT&T wless has signal as better as Verizon wless.

Why CDMA network is better than GSM?

CDMA can go through houses, building and has more coverage than GSM!

Does anyone know the different between CDMA and GSM? Thanks

Tom
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Sam K

Jun 10, 2004, 10:42 AM
tommyp911 said:
Why CDMA network is better than GSM?

CDMA can go through houses, building and has more coverage than GSM!

Does anyone know the different between CDMA and GSM? Thanks

Tom


CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) gives a unique code to each call and spreads it over the available frequencies. GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) is an improved version of the TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) standard which assigns each call a certain portion of time on a designated frequency. Theoretically, CDMA is a better technology than GSM because the time slots are limited whereas the digital codes used by CDMA are not limited (in theory). In practice there are network limitations. ...
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Grizzld

Jun 10, 2004, 1:20 PM
Tommy,

They call me grizzld for a reason. Sometimes I get cranky. It was too early in the morning for me. 😁
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edamon

Jun 10, 2004, 4:06 AM
if you are considering switching providers
to get a particular model of a cell phone
than I can have only one suggestion for you.

a life, get one.
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Grizzld

Jun 10, 2004, 8:03 AM
The same goes to you if you're posting **** on phonescoop at 4:06 AM. 😲
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tommyp911

Jun 10, 2004, 8:40 AM
🙂 😁 Hi Grizzld
I live in North NJ, so the time is different, it was almost 2:00 o'clock in the morning. That's why I did not see anybody here.
BTW, nothing to compare with VZ wireless, it is really reliable company
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