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5-Oct-2009 17:23
Hi is this a good phone (lg gm310f telecom xt) and what WCDMA mhz is it a 850 or 2100?
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5-Oct-2009 17:28
According to
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5-Oct-2009 17:30
yes but wat mhz is it?
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5-Oct-2009 17:33
it's on the second tab on that link
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Operating Frequency
GSM : 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS : 850/900/1900/2100/GPRS Class 12/EDGE Class 12/HSDPA Speed 1.8
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5-Oct-2009 19:20
I believe it is 850/2100 (may include 1900 MHz UMTS/WCDMA 3G) but it doesn't have 900MHz UMTS / WCDMA 3G.
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