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temikatae

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#61682 21-May-2010 13:00
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hey, I have Telecom XT and Vodafone sim cards, was wondering if any, what would be my best option as i know nothing of how it all works. what would be the best quality and value for money dual handset i should consider purchasing?

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michaelt
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  #332911 21-May-2010 13:07
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Most dual SIM phones on the market are GSM only.
Telecom XT requires UMTS 850Mhz support. There's only one dual SIM phone currently out that supports what you're after, and that's the DX900. It's sold under the Acer brand and the Eten glofiish brand, but the reviews aren't that great and I don't know if it's available here.

Michael



temikatae

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  #332915 21-May-2010 13:14
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thankyou, my partner is heading to Dubai and Brunei, so are there specifications i could tell him to look for?

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  #332957 21-May-2010 14:18
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I'll repeat this again. I'm pretty sure the DX900 is the only dual SIM phone that'll work with Telecom XT. Even then, it'll only support it on one of the SIM cards. Every other dual SIM phone out there will not work on Telecom XT.

At a minimum, for Telecom XT, you need UMTS/WCDMA/HSDPA support for the 850Mhz band, and for Vodafone you need GSM support for the 900Mhz band.

Don't buy a phone that just has GSM support for 850Mhz, it won't work on XT.



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  #332960 21-May-2010 14:23
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The DX900 . They pop up from time to time on Trademe but the asking price is about $800 ~ 900. Just had a look but none therer at present but there was last week..




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