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mingus
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Have a phone here that lists GSM 850 also. What frequency is something like One-to-call?
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Posted on: 5:34 pm on Aug. 20, 2005
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Diddler
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AIS GSM 900
CP Orange GSM 1800
Digital Phone Co GSM 1800
DTAC GSM 1800
Regards
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Posted on: 6:28 pm on Aug. 20, 2005
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LocalYokul
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everything EXCEPT 1900
we even have CDMA here (for BKK area)
but 1900 is almost strictly N. American
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Posted on: 8:59 pm on Aug. 20, 2005
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mingus
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nice! I guess he can use Orange since his Sony Ericsson T637 lists GSM850/GSM1800. Will it be easy to refill Orange anywhere like 12Call?
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Posted on: 9:24 pm on Aug. 20, 2005
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DaffyDuck
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Any carrier support 3G around here?
Now that I have a new toy, I wanna put it to good use.
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Posted on: 2:32 am on Aug. 21, 2005
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VSoCal
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Just for your information, 1900 is also in use here with Thai Mobile. Not too successful and the company is in obvious financial difficilties. If I remember correctly, supposed to be a JV between TOT and CAT or something like that.
Anyway, would probably recommend to stick with AIS or DTAC or True for decent service over here.
-VS
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Posted on: 4:21 am on Oct. 5, 2005
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Hugh G Rection
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No 3G yet. Coming. Maybe 12 mos.
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Posted on: 6:59 am on Oct. 23, 2005
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bkkfella
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It is said that WiMax will kill 3G.
But it is prolly 2 yrs away.
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Posted on: 7:25 pm on Nov. 3, 2005
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DaffyDuck
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WiMax deals with WiFi - and wants to mostly replace most current WiFi protocols. It is a wireless Metropolitan Area Network technology.
We are discussing 3G, which is centered around mobile telephony.
You must be thinking of WiBro.
Regardless, the discussion and question was about technology that exists right now.
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Posted on: 10:00 pm on Nov. 3, 2005
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