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Is the sanyo 7400 a 3g fone
mobileluvamark
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7-Jan-2005 21:23
is the sanyo 7400 a 3g fone
pervmonkey
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Master Geek
#11646
8-Jan-2005 11:36
yes it is
smallgear
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#12766
14-Feb-2005 14:36
All its features are running on the 1x network. It doesn't have 3g data speeds either, and can't be connected to a data cable for the internet
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#12782
14-Feb-2005 21:32
sounds like a good 3G phone and I agree sonyericsson are the best loving my V800.
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17-Feb-2005 23:22
the 1x network is a 3G network (as defined by international standards)
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