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Nokia Bringing E63 To US

Jan 8, 2009, 6:11 AM by Rich Brome

Nokia today announced a version of the E63 with support for US 3G networks. It will be available this quarter for $279 unlocked.

source: Nokia

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johnkzin

Jan 8, 2009, 1:33 PM

"with support for US 3G networks"

Can I quote you on that (that it has T-Mobile 3G)?

Byrd

I agree wit that and i often ask myself why they never make a phone that support our 3g bands but its a diff kind soo i guess no one has intrest in using that frequency. Guess they love the att bands

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japhy

When a phone supports "U.S." 3G, it also supports Canadian 3G, and there's no AWS band on any Canadian carriers. Nokia is positioning the device to sell as many units as possible, so they'll want a device which appeals to the larger number of users. ...
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thom06

What is with Nokia and not bringing some of their "good" phones over to the CDMA side instead of that dumb phone crap that doesn't even have S40. I realize Verizon is very picky with their devices, but I want to see an S60 device that I can actually ...
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