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MetroPCS Begins Selling First HSPA+ Phones

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Jun 14, 2013, 1:12 PM   by Eric M. Zeman
updated Jun 14, 2013, 4:36 PM

MetroPCS today announced that it has initiated sales of HSPA+ based smartphones in its retail stores. Earlier this week, MetroPCS began accepting unlocked HSPA+ phones in several markets, including Boston, Hartford, Las Vegas, and Dallas, and today announced that it is selling the LG L9 and Samsung Galaxy Exhibit as the first two HSPA+ phones. The company is working to switch its CDMA-based customers over to GSM-based devices, which run on T-Mobile's network rather that MetroPCS' as it integrates the two. MetroPCS will begin selling an HSPA+ and LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy S III on June 17. The company did not say when it expects to broaden the availability of these first HSPA+ phones and the BYOD service beyond the first few markets.

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exibitsman

Jun 14, 2013, 3:37 PM

LG l9 is not LTE capable

The LG l9 is a HSPA+21 capable device is does not support LTE.
No where in that article did it say the L9 was LTE.
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exibitsman said:
The LG l9 is a HSPA+21 capable device is does not support LTE.


Good thing you read the article in such a clear and concise manner.
 
 
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