HTC Wizard Approved by FCC
GSM 850/1900
If this device is going to rum off of 850/1900 wouldn't that make it for t-mobile usa's network and not tmobile Europe. 😎
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The Blue Angel was quad-band so they could sell the same device to all carriers worldwide. I assume they'll do the same with this one. The FCC documents don't specify; the FCC only cares about US bands. Sometimes FCC docs mention Euro band in the footnotes, but I don't think it's required.
I guess I should have said the Wizard supports at least the 850 and 1900 bands. I really think it will be quad-band.
I guess I should have said the Wizard supports at least the 850 and 1900 bands. I really think it will be quad-band.
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It would only make sense that it is a quad-band. The fact that the last version was only supports the notion further.
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Syber Kowboy said:
It would only make sense that it is a quad-band. The fact that the last version was only supports the notion further.
Well, Page 6 of 9 of the Antenna Hardware Specification states that the device supports the following:
Wireless Lan Antenna: 2400-2500 Mhz
Bluetooth Antenna: 2400-2500 Mhz
GSM Quad-Band Antenna: 824- 894 Mhz
880- 960 Mhz
1710-1850 Mhz
1850-1990 Mhz
I would assume that if they change this, they'd have to submit a new FCC application or addendum?
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