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We can't use the worldwide standard... FCC regulations doesn't allow that.I have a SE W950i and I'll be SOL on using its 3G here. Depressing, isn't it?
And yet they are perfectly find with the testing that is going on under 2100MHz- the worldwide standard.
And yet they are perfectly fine with the testing that is going on under 2100MHz- the worldwide standard.
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PreGHz @ Mar 2nd 2007 11:50PM
We can't use the worldwide standard... FCC regulations doesn't allow that.
I have a SE W950i and I'll be SOL on using its 3G here. Depressing, isn't it?
Jamar @ Mar 3rd 2007 10:45AM
And yet they are perfectly find with the testing that is going on under 2100MHz- the worldwide standard.
Jamar @ Mar 3rd 2007 10:45AM
And yet they are perfectly fine with the testing that is going on under 2100MHz- the worldwide standard.