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02-24-2009, 08:46 PM
#1Specs indicated router operates on AWS band. Does this mean it will do 3G on T-Mobile US network? Does anyone have experience with this?
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02-24-2009, 10:28 PM
#2i wish
I do wish it does. But its missing the 1700 frequency to complete the 3G.
I do wish it does. But its missing the 1700 frequency to complete the 3G.
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02-25-2009, 09:43 AM
#3Option globesurfer III T-mobile AWS support
Wouldn't that be sweet
Unfortunately the version that we have on sale here only supports 850/900/1800/1900.
The embedded UMTS/HSxPA module does support UMTS-FDD Band IV 1712.4 MHz
to 1752.6 MHz -channel 1312 to 1513 as wel as the IMT 2100 MHz band.(check out the fcc report here).
Interestingly over the winter we were testing an EMEA version that had W-CDMA2100 enabled and for a while we thought that was the AWS1700/2100 but it never did work with T-mobile. We later found out this was IMT Band1 1900/2100.
Will update this post if we figure out different about t-mobile compatibility.
Wouldn't that be sweet
Unfortunately the version that we have on sale here only supports 850/900/1800/1900. The embedded UMTS/HSxPA module does support UMTS-FDD Band IV 1712.4 MHz
to 1752.6 MHz -channel 1312 to 1513 as wel as the IMT 2100 MHz band.(check out the fcc report here).
Interestingly over the winter we were testing an EMEA version that had W-CDMA2100 enabled and for a while we thought that was the AWS1700/2100 but it never did work with T-mobile. We later found out this was IMT Band1 1900/2100.
Will update this post if we figure out different about t-mobile compatibility.
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