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K700i from AT&T/Cingular in Los Angeles?

roguegeek

Nov 23, 2004, 8:29 PM
Will I be seeing the Sony Ericsson K700i offered by AT&T or Cingular in the Los Angeles area anytime soon? If not, are any of the latest Sony Ericsson phones coming? Any info would be much appreciated? Thanx.
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jnill

Dec 1, 2004, 5:00 PM
i live in hollywood and thinking about switching to cingular. just thought i'd ask how you like your service. i have verizon and generally love it however it doesn't work in my home. any experience using your phone up beachwood canyon?

to answer your question; this phone will not be offered by cingular. cingular utilizes freq band 800 (850) and 1900. the k700i only offers 900, 1800, 1900. if you don't have a phone with 800 (850) you'll be shooting yourself in the foot in terms of getting the most from cingular. I know all this because i really f-ing want that phone and asked around on these forums. Trust me, it won't work as well as a phone with 800/1900. The other sony phone i have my eye on is the s710a. looks like a great phone, has th...
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caliban2u

Dec 9, 2004, 4:44 PM
i use the phone all over the US with Cingular and haven't hit any noticable dead spots...and now with ATT merger coverage is better.

i would recommend it to anyone who has done a bit of research on the freq. in their area.
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larryli2004

Dec 20, 2004, 2:24 PM
I do know a company in L.A. area who offers that phone. and with a new contract, they could actually get you that phone for free. e-mail me for more info.
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