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# 38198 25-Jul-2009 14:41
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hi all names kent and ave just sign up to this forum, the main reason beening is i need some help with this phone i have.

just i link so you can see what we are talking bout (not my ph)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMU911Yo_J0

i had a mate that went overseas and he came back with this phone, the thing i need help with, is, can i use my xt sim card in it?? my vodafone works fine, it has 2 sim card slots, so i would like to try and get my xt working as well. now when i try and use the xt sim it ask my for a msd pwd?? i have the box for the ph but thats it.

so anyone out there that can help me on this??

thanks kent

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  # 238902 25-Jul-2009 15:34
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Does the handset support 850mhz wcdma??



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  # 238931 25-Jul-2009 17:37
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ive been seaching the net, as i dont have the book for it but all ive found so far is 900/1800hz, still looking to see about the wcdma

thanks

 
 
 
 


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  # 238933 25-Jul-2009 17:47
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900/1800 indicates this is a 2G phone. No, it won't work on XT Network.




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  # 238934 25-Jul-2009 17:49
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cool thanks for that, i will put it on trade me now lol thanks again

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  # 239842 28-Jul-2009 17:51
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Virtually no chinese phones do 3g, as they dont have it domestically.

Plus the RF performance of a lot of those chi-phones leaves a lot to be desired.




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