EV-DO Coverage map question
There are several new cellphone sites that are coming to my area for Sprint EV-DO Rev. A, which is being added to existing Nextel iDEN towers, and i'm looking into giving Sprint a try and seeing how the service works. Anyway, after checking the Sprint Business website, here's the link: http://www.sprint.com/business/products/produ cts/evdoCoverage2.jsp?map=Pittsburgh_PA&mrkt= Pittsburgh,%20Pa
It appears that the brown shaded areas is EV-DO Rev. A coverage, so if this is the case, the coverage does exist. Though the maps do not read the same as the actual coverage maps on the regular Sprint website, it still says there coverage coming within 120 days. I wasn't sure how updated the coverage maps are, if we have the coverage now, like the link...
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It appears that the brown shaded areas is EV-DO Rev. A coverage, so if this is the case, the coverage does exist. Though the maps do not read the same as the actual coverage maps on the regular Sprint website, it still says there coverage coming within 120 days. I wasn't sure how updated the coverage maps are, if we have the coverage now, like the link...
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A trip (or maybe a call) to a corporate Sprint store in your area would be a good idea. The reps there can look at a multi-layered, street level coverage map that I believe would yield the most accurate answer to your coverage question. The different layers show current PCS, EV-DO, EV-DO Rev A, Roaming and analog coverage as well as future coverage. If you really want, PM me with an address or two in the areas you are concerned about and I can find out for you. Hope that helps.
-JM
-JM
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