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MetroPCS to Take AWS All the Way

May 12, 2008, 9:59 AM by Eric M. Zeman

MetroPCS plans to have all its markets served by its 1700 MHz AWS spectrum within one year. It launched in the Las Vegas market recently, and plans to add Philadelphia by the end of 2008, with Boston following in early 2009 and New York City live by the second quarter of 2009. MetroPCS already has four dual-band AWS-PCS handsets available, and will shift its entire lineup to the dual-band devices by the time it launches AWS in NYC.

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psycho dramatic7

May 12, 2008, 11:27 AM

Well, Well, Well

I'm very proud of Metro PCS....however their service is sucky. Maybe it's just like that in Detroit but that's my impression. None the less I wish them success so that they can improve their service and lower their prices on phones and gain a better selection. It would be nice to see them get Blackberries so that we can use the unlimited data. Maybe some HTC devices. I still love Metro's business model because I believe eventually if they one day hopefully branch into Chicago, IL. that will be a gold mine for them. A lot of people would get Metro service.

dave73

psycho dramatic7 said:
I'm very proud of Metro PCS....however their service is sucky. Maybe it's just like that in Detroit but that's my impression. None the less I wish them success so that they can improve their service and lower

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