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Will this tablet work with Vodafone 3G?
BobbySmith
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9-Dec-2011 08:54
Hi guys,
I was going to buy a tablet from the US that has these specs:
HSPA + @ 2100/1900/AWS/850 - Quad Band
Just wanted to see if it will work with Vodafone and/or 2degrees?
Thanks
Behodar
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9-Dec-2011 09:26
You need 900 for nationwide coverage, although 2100 will work in cities.
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9-Dec-2011 10:06
The Vodafone NZ coverage maps shows where 3G 900/2100 coverage is deployed
http://www.vodafone.co.nz/coverage/
Orange 3G extended 900mhz
Red 3G 2100mhz
John
Systems Engineer Vodafone NZ
http://forum.vodafone.co.nz
nakedmolerat
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9-Dec-2011 10:10
personally, i wont bother if it does not have 900 coverage
oxnsox
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9-Dec-2011 10:14
nakedmolerat: personally, i wont bother if it does not have 900 coverage
+1
Be like buying a car with a radio that only works when you're on a motorway.
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Or one set to Japanese frequencies only.
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