i930, when; not when you think its coming out
Figure first quarter of 2005, but I'm sure a lot has to do with the re-banding plan and the 1.9 GHz spectrum that NEXTEL wants that could delay it even further into 2005.
http://public.fotki.com/Shanezam203/nextel_930_and_8 ... »
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southwestcomm said:
Pics for the 860 and 930 can be found:
http://public.fotki.com/Shanezam203/nextel_930_and_8 ... »
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You know what is funny about that site...the pictures are named i930 yet it's an i860 that is pictured with the i860 in clear view. Does that guy not know how to read or does he think we are that gullible?
As for the pics on the Web site....who knows...
the 1.9ghz has nothign to do with the new phones becuase they arent using the new spectrum for any of the phones.
nextel18 said:
the 1.9ghz has nothign to do with the new phones becuase they arent using the new spectrum for any of the phones.
Well lets see, NEXTEL deployed the i730 phones before they had any 900 MHz equipment deployed...so as usual your narrow minded thinking paid off again.
As someone else said...go back to selling NEXTELS behind the counter and keep the infrastructure details to the experts. ๐
nextel18 said:
they dont even use the 900mhz spectrum they have for any of their phones.
Oh yes they do. They hold licenses all across the US and have deployed in Chicago, Florida, and NY. They offload interconnect calls there if the phone is capable.
Better go back and read a little more, maybe you will learn something....
nextel18 said:
actually they dont.. i have been told by RF people and investor relations and other sources that they dont use the 900mhz that they have in their holdings. THAT IS WHY THEY WANTED TO GIVE THE 900MHZ TO THE FCC AS PART OF THE CONSENSUS PLAN!!!! BECUASE THEY DONT USE IT!!!
Sorry...your wrong. Read the plan closer and you will see that NEXTEL removed the part about giving back 900 MHz.
As to who you know, I really don't care as I have been inside their sites and the equipment is live and in service. They are using it and who ever you are talking has no idea, or of course unless your dreaming this stuff up like you typically do. ๐คฃ
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FC ... »
May I point out the following pages:
Page 7 - In complying with the obligations we place upon it in this Report and Order, we recognize that Nextel may have to shift some of its operations from the 800 MHz band to 900 MHz band frequencies in order to provide the โgreen spaceโย necessary to effect reconfiguration of the 800 MHz band.
Page 147 - The overall band reconfiguration process will also require spectrum โgreen space;โย for example, Nextel systems in the General Category band segment would be moved temporarily into Nextel spectrum at 900 MHz, thereby โclearingโย the General Cate...
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MarkF said:...
Well if the investors were so smart they would read the following by the FCC:
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FC ... »
May I point out the following pages:
Page 7 - In complying with the obligations we place upon it in this Report and Order, we recognize that Nextel may have to shift some of its operations from the 800 MHz band to 900 MHz band frequencies in order to provide the โgreen spaceโย necessary to effect reconfiguration of the 800 MHz band.
Page 147 - The overall band reconfiguration process will also require spectrum โgreen space;โย for example, Nextel systems in the General Category band segment would be moved temporarily into Nextel spectrum at 900 MHz, ther
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I keep most of this info archived and it's pretty easy to find. ๐